Good tips to follow when you're traveling for work. If you're company doesn't provide you with the security software basics like Anti-Virus, Desktop Firewall, Ant-Spyware, and etc. there are some really good ones out there that are free. The author mentions Ad-Aware Personal SE and Spybot Search and Destroy, but AVG and Javacool also has a slew of free products and even Windows Defender is pretty good. Outside of that always be careful when using wireless hotspots or hotel networks. I try to avoid logging into personal accounts when away from home, but that could be my security/paranoid background kicking in. I'm interested to see the author's next set of security tips building off of this one.
Good IT Security Tips When Traveling
- Gridlock's blog
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