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• Father to two tightly-bonded sons
• Training for a half-marathon with my wife
• Turned 31 25 this month!

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• Security for Household Devices
• Multi-Factor Authentication
• Online Account Management
In this webinar you will learn:

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• This webinar is specific to everyone.
• You, your mother, your grandmother.
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What else do we connect to everyday?
Routers Desktops Mobile Devices

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Securing your WiFi Network

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Securing your WiFi Network
The admin settings login IP address / hostname
Your default admin username.
Your default admin password.

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Change Router Admin

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Other WiFi Router Best Practices
1. Change Network Name / SSID

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Other WiFi Router Best Practices
1. Change Network Name / SSID
2. Update the Firmware

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Other WiFi Router Best Practices
1. Change Network Name / SSID
2. Update the Firmware
3. Use WPA2 Encryption

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Other WiFi Router Best Practices
1. Change Network Name / SSID
2. Update the Firmware
3. Use WPA2 Encryption
4. Limiting Access When Away

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Securing your Windows / Mac OS

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Steps toward Securing your Windows / Mac OS
1. Log in & Timeout
When you log in to your computer, use a strong password and change it every six months.
Screensaver should come up after a period of inactivity (2 mins or less) and ask for the password.
Mac timeout settings for Screen SaverWindows screen saver timeout

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Steps toward Securing your Windows / Mac OS
2. Remove Unwanted Programs
If you aren’t sure of the purpose of a specific application, do some research online to
confirm whether it is a necessary application or something you can safely remove.
Windows:
1. Open the Add/Remove Programs panel.
2. Uninstall any applications you do not need.
3. If you have issues uninstalling a particular
application, try which removes all Windows
registry entries and orphaned files related
to the program.
Mac:
1. Open the Applications folder.
2. Delete any applications you do not need.

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Steps toward Securing your Windows / Mac OS
3. Enable Built-in Security Measures
You should be sure to enable the default firewall in your Network settings on both Mac and Windows. For any
network you connect to, make sure to select the Public option as that blocks incoming connections by default.

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Steps toward Securing your Windows / Mac OS
4. Cover Up Your Webcam!
I’d recommend covering up your
webcam, as I do. Malware has been
known to take pictures and video
without the user’s knowledge.

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Securing your mobile devices!

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Steps toward Securing Your Android / iPhone
1. Unlocking your phone!
Apple and Android (7+) both do a decent job of
encrypting data, but the level of security depends
on the password you use to unlock your device.
iOS: Settings > Touch ID & Passcode
Android: Settings > Lock Screen & Security

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Steps toward Securing Your Android / iPhone
2. Lock Screen Timeout
I ensure that the password is required immediately after locking the screen. I would say the longest amount
of time that I would consider safe is after 1 minute.
Under the Display settings, I also selected to turn off the screen “after 15 seconds of inactivity.”

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Steps toward Securing Your Android / iPhone
3. Hiding Notifications
You still get notifications, but
the content is not shown while
your device is locked. This way
no one with physical access to
your phone can see anything
sensitive.

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Steps toward Securing Your Android / iPhone
4. Keep up with software updates!
When it comes to your website,
software updates often include
security patches. The same is true for
all of your devices. You should set
automatic updates, but also check
manually.
Also be sure to check for updates on
your apps, as the core software won’t
automatically update your apps.
Android Updates iOS Updates

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Steps toward Securing Your Android / iPhone
5. Network Housekeeping
If you have had your phone for a
while, you probably have it connected
to a lot of different networks that you
won’t connect to again and don’t tend
to keep.
iOS: General > Reset > Reset Network Settings
(will require you to re-enter your WiFi password).
Android: Connections > Wi-Fi > Advanced >
Manage networks (disable individual connections)

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Securing your browsing experience!

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Securing your browsing experience!
1. Password Management
Password managers hold all of
your passwords and auto-fill them
into login windows.
Many popular password managers
also include a password generator.
You need a master password to
log into your password vault. It
goes without saying that your
master password should be one of
your strongest passwords.

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Securing your browsing experience!
1. Password Management
Password managers hold all of
your passwords and auto-fill them
into login windows.
Many popular password managers
also include a password generator.
You need a master password to
log into your password vault. It
goes without saying that your
master password should be one of
your strongest passwords.

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Securing your browsing experience!
2. Two-Factor Authentication
Enabling 2FA means adding a
second line of defense after your
password is entered.
This secondary key is often time-
limited and available inside a
mobile app like Google
Authenticator.
This means an attacker would
also need to have access to your
mobile device in order to unlock
your account.

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Securing your browsing experience!
2. Two-Factor Authentication
Enabling 2FA means adding a
second line of defense after your
password is entered.
This secondary key is often time-
limited and available inside a
mobile app like Google
Authenticator.
This means an attacker would
also need to have access to your
mobile device in order to unlock
your account.

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Securing your browsing experience!
2. Two-Factor Authentication
Enabling 2FA means adding a
second line of defense after your
password is entered.
This secondary key is often time-
limited and available inside a
mobile app like Google
Authenticator.
This means an attacker would
also need to have access to your
mobile device in order to unlock
your account.

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Securing your browsing experience!
2. Online Account Inventory Management
Old unused accounts can be troublesome,
especially when they contain personal
information. If you don’t need an account
anymore, delete it.
1. Search Your Username(s)
2. Look for Old Emails
3. Go Through Your Saved Logins (LastPass / KeePass)
4. Check Your Google and Facebook Accounts
5. Use Online Services such as: haveibeenpwned.com
haveibeenpwned.com

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Securing your browsing experience!
2. Online Account Inventory Management
Old unused accounts can be troublesome,
especially when they contain personal
information. If you don’t need an account
anymore, delete it.

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“If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a
burglar can find it, too. Criminals are using every
technology tool at their disposal to hack into
people’s accounts. If they know there’s a key hidden
somewhere, they won’t stop until they find it.”
Tim Cook
Apple’s CEO

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