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		<title>Computer Security Tips for Travelers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most business travelers carry a laptop on all trips, even international. While laptops add a certain element of convenience to the process, it also makes for potential difficulties posed by security risks. Security problems range from stolen equipment to wireless network hacks, travelers have to be extra aware while traveling.

Since every business traveler today is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Most business travelers carry a laptop on all trips, even international. While laptops add a certain element of convenience to the process, it also makes for potential difficulties posed by security risks. Security problems range from stolen equipment to wireless network hacks, travelers have to be extra aware while traveling.<span id="more-64"></span></p>
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<p>Since every business traveler today is focused upon getting to their destination to take care of work, there are several steps you can take to ensure your data (and hardware) are safeguarded during the process. While there is no certainty when it comes to computer safety, the following tips for travelers can help you maximize your chances of returning to work with your data intact.</p>
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<p><em><strong>Protect Your Laptop</strong></em></p>
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<p>At a basic level there are several physical and preventative steps you can take to protect your computer hardware. During the airport screening, be sure to always remain aware of where your laptop is and make sure people don&#8217;t skip in front of you. At the same time, you&#8217;ll always want to keep your computer close at hand so you can prevent any potential theft or loss on the road. Securing the physical device is the most important first step during any trip.</p>
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<p>Beyond taking the basic steps to keep your hardware in close sight, there are several tracking and recovery technologies you can invest in to help protect your unit. There are both tracking technologies which can help identify the location of a lost computer, as well as encryption software that can prevent a loss of data in case of a stolen computer. For important documents, it&#8217;s crucial that you be able to prevent theft of your data even if you physically lose your machine. There are leading programs such as Secure It which prevent unauthorized users from accessing your data, as well as secure encryption technologies such as Bit Locker which make it nearly impossible for anyone to have access to your data without permission.</p>
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<p><em><strong>Secure Your Network Connection</strong></em></p>
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<p>Nearly all hotels these days offer a free wireless connection, however most are still unencrypted making your data available to hackers. Where possible be sure to use your companies secure VPN or any number of other methods to keep your data safe.</p>
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<p>Look to a reputable <a title="Chicago Computer Repair" href="http://www.sigmy.com/chicago-computer-repair.html" target="_blank">Chicago computer repair</a> company to help you install the appropriate applications to keep your data safe.</p></p>
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