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Computer Security 2 Keeping your computer safe

Computer Security 2 Computer Security 2 includes two lessons:  Lesson 3: Protecting yourself and your family from security threats  Lesson 4: Keeping your computer secure and updated

Protect yourself and your family from security threats

Lesson 3 Objectives After completing this lesson, you will be able to:  Identify the common measures used to protect privacy.  Explain how online predators operate.  Identify the guidelines to protect your children from online predators.

Protecting Privacy 1.Shield your identity 2.Make regular backups of your data 3.Check current system security regularly 4.Run virus scans daily 5.Use antispyware 6.Perform online transactions on secure websites with reputable vendors 7.Report abuse to the ISP 8.Filter messages

Online Predators Guidelines  Know how predators behave  Be suspicious of gifts offered over the Internet  Educate your family about online safety  Do not give out personal information  Guide children when they visit web sites  Be aware of web sites that your children visit  Block access to inappropriate websites  Monitor chat activities on your computer  Instruct children to leave unpleasant sites

Questions??

Lesson 4 Objectives After completing this lesson, you will be able to:  Explain the purpose of different security settings on your computer.  Identify the options available for keeping your computer up-to-date.

Configuring the computer security settings

Configuring the computer security settings Control Panel

Configuring the computer security settings Security Center

Internet Options

Internet Options (cont.)

Windows Firewall

Windows Firewall (cont.)

Questions?

Automatic Updates

Keeping the computer up-to-date

Questions?

Intellectual Property

Copyright Violation and Prevention  Plagiarism  Misuse of Copyrighted Material  Copying Music  Using software without license/permission  Copying logo

Legal uses of copyrighted information  For educational purposes  Sharing links instead of downloaded material  Using copyrighted material with the copyright owner’s permission

Legal concerns with information exchange  Defaming someone’s reputation  Visiting inappropriate websites

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