20 Precautions for computer

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    Hackers and cyber attacks are a constant source of concern when it comes to keeping the data stored on your computer safe. You know how to protect yourself from viruses and ransomware, and how to follow internet safety tips, but what about protecting the computer itself? With small computers and lots stored on the cloud, it's easy to have either your machine or your data stolen, so make sure you take the following precautions.

    1. Keep It Locked

    Although this might seem obvious, many people think since they live in a safe town, things like stolen computers don't happen - until they do. If a thief has trouble getting into your house, they may move on to an easier target with unlocked doors. Stolen computers can also result from an argument with a family member, friend, or roommate, so locking the door of the room where you store the computer when not in use could prevent unexpected loss from a formerly trusted acquaintance.

    • A physical lock can be a great deterrent to a thief who just wants to grab your laptop and run or doesn't want to take the time to try to break a lock. Cable locks usually consist of a metal cable with a loop that attaches to an anchor point (something hard to move like a desk, wall, or floor) and then to a loop on the computer. It works much like a bike lock to secure the computer to something solid. Some products contain an adhesive anchor, which may not be as strong as a built-in anchor point but may still deter a thief in a hurry.
    • You can also attach a lockdown plate to your computer with bolts and then to something solid, such as a heavy desk. Lockdown plates may also include a lock with a key you must use to remove the plate. It is very difficult to take a computer that is bolted down with a lockdown plate.
    • Locking enclosures are another option that come in many sizes and can secure anything from a small PC tower up to a full system that consists of a tower, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and printer. You can use an enclosure with both a cable and lockdown plate in case someone takes the entire thing to try and open it later.

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