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1) Many public places offer free WiFi connections, but these can be insecure and allow criminals to monitor or steal personal data transmitted over them.
2) When accessing financial or other sensitive personal information online, use a wired internet connection or a wireless connection with encryption to keep the data secure.
3) To securely access a university campus network from off-campus, use VPN software which encrypts the connection.
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Security Awareness 9 10 09 V4 Password
- 1. Your password helps to secure the informationon your computer system. Password Safety
- 2. Shhh… Passwords Section: Password Safety Use a strong password to prevent unauthorized access. A strong password contains: A minimum of eight (8) characters A combination of upper- and lower-case letters that also includes numbers and special characters
- 3. Passwords Tips Section: Password Safety Change passwords every 45-90 days. UNC-Chapel Hill policy requires a password change every 90 days. Never share your login credentials. Any activity that takes place from your user account is your responsibility.
- 4. Passwords Tips Section: Password Safety Keep your password confidential! Do not share it with ANYBODY. Do not write your password down and leave it near your computer. Onyen: Ramses Password: Tarheel
- 5. Learning Point # 7 Section: Password Safety As long as you lock your office, you can write your password on a piece of paper and stick it on your computer screen. Right? Wrong! Passwords are a powerful tool to protect information stored on your computer. To ensure that passwords remain effective, they should not be shared or left out in your work area for others to see.