Securing your Smart Devices and other Smart Home Technology
Be sure to secure the smart devices and other home technology you may have received over the holidays. Keep your payment information, passwords, and other personal information safe from cybercriminals and other attackers. If you received a gaming system, smart TV, phone, table, computer, or other smart device, follow these tips for keeping them secure.
Learn more at https://besecurityaware.com
To scan your computer to see if it's infected, use antivirus software such as:
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McAfee - https://amzn.to/4q9hTMR
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BitDefender Antivirus - https://amzn.to/4jphao2
ESET Antivirus - https://gotoa.link/esetprotection
K7 Antivirus - https://gotoa.link/k7av
To help protect your identity, you can use the following services, which help remove personal information related to you from public websites:
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Incogni - https://gotoa.link/incogni
Privacy Hawk - https://gotoa.link/privacyhawk
Onerep Data Removal - https://gotoa.link/onerep
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RemoveMe - https://gotoa.link/removeme
For better password security, use a password manager, try:
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Keeper Security Password Manager - https://gotoa.link/keeperpw
RoboForm - https://gotoa.link/roboform
For additional protection while surfing the web, consider using a VPN. Here are a few you might consider:
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Surfshark VPN - https://gotoa.link/surfshark
PureVPN - https://gotoa.link/purevpn
IvacyVPN - https://gotoa.link/ivacyvpn
HideMyNameVPN - https://gotoa.link/hidemynamevpn
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