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Tips and Software for Computer Virus Protection

This is one in a series of Articles published by Mapcon Technologies, Inc. to provide our customers and interested members of the public a unique insight into the world of CMMS, Maintenance Software and Preventive Maintenance Management.

MAPCON Maintenance Software Article Series

This is one in a series of Articles published by Mapcon Technologies, Inc. to provide our customers and interested members of the public a unique insight into the world of CMMS, Maintenance Software and Preventive Maintenance Management. Please feel free to send us your comments via email.

— by , Educational Outreach Writer

Computers and computer networks are a vital part of life here and all around the world. More than three billion people use the Internet, and millions more are constantly online by means of their cellphones, tablets and other mobile devices. This exposure to the Internet means that there is an increased risk of cybersecurity breaches that can result in anything from lost files to lives disrupted or ruined by identity theft or cyberbullying. Because of these dangers it is necessary for everyone, including those who infrequently use the Internet, learn about cybersecurity and how to keep safe from online threats.

Caution is the first and most important thing that people need to practice to reduce the odds of becoming victims of cybersecurity breaches. It requires an awareness that threats exist and a mindset that prioritizes safety when considering any course of action online. People must understand what behavior is beneficial or hazardous to their safety on the Internet and develop habits based on this knowledge.  Defending against cyber-criminals also requires an understanding of where and how threats can happen. Attacks can come from many sources, including but not limited to cyberbullies, identity thieves, and hackers.

To help protect you against these threats we have provided a number of useful links to help remain safe.

Kids Health Smart Surfing

Identify Theft

Common Online Scams and Security

Top Five Online Scams

Common Email and Internet Scams

Computer-Based Fraud

Child Safety on the Information Highway

Reporting Computer, Internet-Related, or Intellectual Property Crime

Online Safety Tips for Children and Young People

Internet Safety Tips for Elementary School Kid

Internet and Computer Safety Tips

Keeping Kids Safe Online and Email

Online Safety Tips for Children and Young People

Internet Safety Tips for Elementary School Kids

5 Internet Safety Tips for Tweens and Teens

FBI Internet Fraud

Online Scams

Internet Fraud Information

Reporting Phishing and Online Scams

Fraud Prevention Tips

Fraud Prevention Tips for Everyone

Identity Fraud Prevention Advice

How to Protect Yourself from Online Fraud and Credit Cards

ID Theft Prevention Article

Recognizing and Reporting Email Scams

Phishing Scam Prevention Tips

Online Fraud Resources

Identity Protected Information and Resources

Financial Fraud Information

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