From the course: Security Tips
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Back up data securely
- [Instructor] It's important to backup your work in case you accidentally delete a file or in case your computer or hard drive becomes damaged. All the major operating systems, Windows, macOS, and Linux offer some kind of backup capability and it's a good idea to set up a backup when you get a new computer or if you don't have one already, as soon as possible. This usually requires buying a portable hard drive or something like that, which costs money. But it's money well-spent if you have a data disaster. A backup should be separate from your computer, not just a copy of your data in another place on the same computer. And a backup should be stored on a disk dedicated to that purpose. It shouldn't be just a little corner of a disk you use for other files. If you can't afford a separate backup disk, it's sometimes okay to use a separate partition on a disk you use for other things. But the backup should be in a separate space, not mixed in with other files. And perhaps more important…
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Use a password manager3m 3s
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Choose good passwords3m 18s
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Use two-factor authentication5m 22s
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Security questions3m 39s
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Smart home devices3m 24s
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Secure your home Wi-Fi5m 40s
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Laptop security5m 36s
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Browse the web safely3m 52s
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Block ads and trackers4m 57s
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Recognize phishing emails5m 6s
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Recognize phone scams6m 42s
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Donate a computer safely3m 45s
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Back up data securely2m 37s
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Encrypt sensitive files9m 4s
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Use a VPN service5m 5s
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Browse the web with Tor4m 45s
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Social media security options6m 20s
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Mobile device security5m 14s
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Stay secure on shared computers6m 9s
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Scan for viruses and malware5m 45s
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Stay secure when traveling6m 56s
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Keep work and home information separate5m 21s
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Use the cloud securely2m 8s
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Cache and cookies5m 54s
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Spear phishing and catfishing4m 55s
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Understanding and preventing ransomware2m 29s
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Keeping an eye on your own security4m 8s
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What's a URL?6m 28s
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Turning on and using full-disk encryption2m 13s
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What to do if your information is compromised5m 34s
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How to tell if a link is legitimate4m 3s
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Understanding biometric security3m 26s
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What is public key encryption?3m 3s
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Build a portable apps USB6m 41s
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Handling information securely3m 54s
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Understanding common attacks5m 17s
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Paying securely online5m 45s
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Wireless security for mobile phones4m 3s
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Chatting securely4m
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Configuring 2FA with Authy3m 45s
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Configuring 2FA with 1Password3m 28s
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Securing your email account2m 38s
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Encrypted email2m 29s
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Steganography2m 24s
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Exploring app permissions2m 36s
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Using kiosk mode in Windows 104m 5s
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Using a separate network for your IoT devices4m 26s
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Adding a guest account to your computer4m 52s
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Safely donating mobile devices3m 38s
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Learn more about security with LinkedIn Learning2m 22s
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