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Am I a digital security risk? Do you think you are a digital security risk? Yes No What makes USB flash “thumb” drives a security risk? Malware Data Easy to lose Not encrypted All of the above You are a digital security risk when Passwords are simple and/or shared Computers are left logged in Attachments from unknown senders are opened via email USB flash “thumb” drives are used All of the above Answers: 1. A 2. E 3. E 4. D 5. C 6. C

Am I a digital security risk? What is the best security against wannabe network hackers? Anti-Virus Protection Filters Firewalls Awareness and Action Who is the biggest threat to your security? Gamers Hackers Friends Geeks

Am I a digital security risk? What do you have that is valuable to the digital world? High Achievement Scores Money Personal Identification Information Digital Devices

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Security Tips to Protect your “Digital Footprint”. Most importantly, be trained and aware of how to protect your cyber you. You are the best defense. Don’t let other use a computer signed on with your login credentials. Ask them to sign in as themselves. Avoid using thumb drives for storing personal records/data/information.

Security Tips to Protect your “Digital Footprint”. Avoid flash “thumb” drives especially with any personal information. Only use if encrypted.

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Social Media Digital Safety and Common Sense! According to Business Insider: In November 2013, ten teenaged boys in Quebec received child pornography charges after a teacher caught one student with explicit Snapchat pictures. "Laval [Quebec] police arrested the 10 boys who police allege were trading photos — in several cases, of each other's girlfriends — among themselves on their smartphones," the CBC reported. "All of the teens were charged with possession and distribution of child pornography, while two of the boys also face charges for producing child pornography." Are you ever anonymous online?

How long will you information be on the world wide web? Email, public posts, pictures, facebook, instagram, third party apps, gaming,...

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Security Tips to Protect your “Digital Footprint”. Keep computer operating system up to date by shutting computer down on a regular basis for Windows updates. If you have updates install when you leave at the end of the day, remember to turn on the PC when you arrive at school to allow time to have them install/configure