HOW TO PROTECT YOUR LAPTOP FROM THIEVES AND HACKERS?

           
             HOW TO PROTECT YOUR LAPTOP FROM THIEVES AND HACKERS.

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We all have the capacity and portantial to own ourselves good laptops because a good laptop also gives you peace of mind when doing your work. The problem comes from our fellow human beings who pretend not to know where the shops are or tend to think laptops are sold in our apartments, cars or bags. 

On top of these we have hackers who feed on our innocence and steel our valuable data. most cases they ask for ransom money to reverse the process. But the good news is that after reading this your life will change.

This is information even computer sellers won't give you along with the laptop because it would make the "users manual" so lengthy. Just like in school where you're taught the syllabus but not given full knowledge on how to look for a job or how to keep one when you get it. This is where I come in.
                    
                                                  COMPLETE GUIDE

• Carry your laptop in a padded briefcase, suitcase, or a computer bag.
• Never leave access numbers or passwords in your carrying case.
• Carry your laptop on the plane rather than checking it with your luggage. When traveling by car, lock your laptop in the trunk.

• Encrypt your data for another layer of protection.
• Watch your laptop as you go through airport security. Many bags look alike and yours can easily get lost.
• If you put your laptop on the floor, place it between your feet or against your leg so you’re aware it’s there.

• Use a laptop security cable to securely attach it to a heavy chair, table, or desk.
• Use a screen guard to prevent people from peeking over your shoulder as you work on sensitive information in a public place.
• If you leave your laptop in your hotel room, put the “do not disturb” sign on the door and leave the TV on.
• Encrypt the hard drives containing sensitive data with a different password from the windows’ password.

• Do not connect to public free Wi-Fi networks as hackers can easily get into your system.
• Do not download suspicious software or games on the internet.
• When on the internet look in top left corner of your browser to make sure there is a padlock symbol that means that the site you’re browsing is secure.
• In your email box, always clean your SPAM folder and do not reply to emails in the SPAM folder or click on the links in there.

• hen on the internet always look at your laptop’s webcam to make sure it’s not on. Most Hackers pass through your webcam, so the moment you see it on and it’s not you who turned it on shut down your computer as fast as you can and disconnect any connection to the internet.
• Never log in your passwords in public computer cafe's and if you do and you fail to log out well at list unstall tha browser, they will install a new on provided your safe.
• Always backup your file online on google drive. This way you can access your data across devices safely.