How Secure Are You?
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How Secure Are You?
| Mon, 05-16-2011 - 10:29am |
I confess that one of the things that they suggest that you do, leaving toys outside, I get after my kids about.
| Mon, 05-16-2011 - 10:29am |
I confess that one of the things that they suggest that you do, leaving toys outside, I get after my kids about.
Very true.
I was listening to a radio show who talked about people who are at home during the day.
I only take money from ATMs I know are secure, and usually these are the ATMs in the bank building with the banks CCTV in full view and a guard nearby. My passwords and my PINs are long. The Mac even has two layers of security - there's very long password to get through the first layer (it's 18 letters long), then another one to get to my account (which is only 9 letters long.) None of the passwords are something that are obvious - names of children or family members or pets or street or city name, birth dates, house number, etc. The house security is less of a security risk since there is always someone at home.
I have to drive past my house as I leave, I always check to make sure that the garage doors are down.
Yep scary.
I always double check locks.
Always try to cut bushes low.
Interesting on toys outside...hmmmm.