Security Tip of the Week
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height=225>While using wireless hotspots, limit activity to Web surfing
only. A hotspot is an open wireless network that is available (open) to
everyone. An example would be the wireless network at your favorite coffee shop.
These networks hook computers into the public Internet — handy but dangerous.
Because wireless hotspots are for open use, they don’t provide much protection
for your data. When using a wireless hotspot try to limit activity to web
surfing only.
You should also disable peer-to-peer networking, file sharing, and remote
access. Always use a good personal firewall and of course make sure all your
software including your operating system (like Windows) is up to date and
patched. You should never use hotspots for online banking, bill paying, or
for making purchases that require you to give out confidential information such
as a credit card number.
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