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Antivirus Tip: Delete any unexpected e-mails in your inbox that offer deals that seem too good to be true, such as major markdowns on items you want.
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Antivirus Tip: When backing up your information, use an external hard drive. Be sure to store it somewhere safe and secure like a locked cabinet.
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Antivirus Tip: Be careful when sharing memory-storing devices, as they can easily pick up viruses. Plugging them in can result in an infection.
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Antivirus Tip: Always close your internet browser when you are done, and turn off your data or Wi-Fi connection when not using your device.
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Antivirus Tip: Every one of your network users must be safety-conscious. Understand how to be safe online and what to do when something worrying happens.
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Antivirus Tip: Never leave a PC or device unattended. If you know you’re going to be gone for anytime longer than 10 minutes, lock it or shut it down.
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Antivirus Tip: Use a password manager program to not only manage all your passwords, but encrypt them, too. Writing down passwords on a notepad is smart.
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Antivirus Tip: Restarting your device typically clears the memory of minor errors. If they persist, back up all your data and then perform a factory reset.
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Antivirus Tip: A sign that your device is infected is sudden sluggish performance and programs running without a prompt. Scan and clear out threats immediately.
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Antivirus Tip: No network or system can be 100 per cent secure, but taking precautions helps. Get protection according to how risky your work is.