This document provides cyber security tips for travelers, including updating devices and apps before traveling, using strong and unique passwords, exercising caution with public Wi-Fi networks and enabling two-factor authentication for accounts. It also recommends limiting social media posts about travel plans, securing devices when leaving them unattended, regularly backing up data to the cloud or external drives, and using a VPN for added encryption when on public networks.

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Update Before You Go
Ensure all devices and apps
are up-to-date to patch
security vulnerabilities and
improve performance.
Strong Passwords
Use unique and complex
passwords for accounts.
Consider a reputable password
manager for easy management.

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Public Wi-Fi Caution
Avoid Public Wi-Fi for sensitive
transactions. If necessary,
use a VPN (Virtual Private
Network) for added
encryption.
Social Media Safety
Limit sharing your location
and travel plans on social
media. Save the posts for
when you are back home.
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Protect Your Devices
Use a physical lock or secure
your laptop, tablet, or phone
when leaving them in your
hotel room.
Backup Data
Regularly backup your data to a
secure cloud service or an
external drive. Don’t risk losing
precious memories.

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Two-Factor Authentication
Enable 2FA wherever possible
for an extra layer of security
on your accounts.

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