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Best Practices for Keeping your Home Network Secure

Johns Hopkins University features video of Homewood Campus Security

2013 Security Week Video

Laptop Anti-Theft Software

Student Domestic Abuse Awareness

Best Practices for Keeping your Home Network Secure

The cyber threat is no longer limited to your office network and work persona. Adversaries realize that targets are typically more vulnerable when operating from their home network since there is less rigor associated with the protection, monitoring, and maintenance of most home networks. Home users need to maintain a basic level of network defense and hygiene for both themselves and their family members when accessing the Internet.
The NSA has published a fact sheet on best practices for home networks; it is posted on-line at http://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/factsheets/Best_Practices_Datasheets.pdf

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Video of Homewood Campus Security

To see a video presenting Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus Security released March 13, 2011, go the the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjH0ZIaO5dw.

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Video of Homewood Campus 2013 Security Week

To see a video of our activities during Security Week 2013, go the the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpV_9CswtWk&feature=youtu.be.

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FrontDoor Software - Laptop Anti-Theft Software

Students, faculty, and staff now have access to laptop anti-theft software aimed at stemming the rising number of thefts, and at quickly recovering stolen computers. Through a four-year licensing agreement with FrontDoor Software, the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute is providing the software for free to the university community. It's available for download to anyone with a Johns Hopkins University–related email address at http://frontdoorsoftware.com/jhu.

Student Domestic Abuse Awareness

Break the Cycle is proud to partner with the National Dating Abuse Helpline to provide loveisrespect.org - the ultimate online resource for healthy relationships. The website is designed for all young people - no matter what age, gender, ethnicity or sexual identity - to get the help they need creating healthy relationships. Uniting the Helpline's interactive phone, chat and text service with Break the Cycle's vast library of content, loveisrespect.org is everything a young person needs when encountering dating abuse.
Visit http://www.loveisrespect.org/ to learn dating basics, what is abuse, how to get help and ways to take action.

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