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Last update: In March 30, 2017, thousands of laptops were stolen every year from business people on business trips.
Thieves prefer laptops to me.
While some criminals carry out armed robberies and take them away from you, most thieves prefer to take their laptops away from unsuspecting travelers.
Here are the suggestions you can use to make sure you are not a victim.
When I took the train from Philadelphia to Atlantic City, I sat next to a man who spent part of his time working on a laptop, but then he slept in his seat with the laptop.
As a writer, my Dell laptop is my most important work tool, so I care more about the security of his laptop than he does.
During an hour and a half of the train journey, I took turns reading books, staring out the window and looking at his laptop.
When I do security work for the Department of Defense, I often recommend that our travellers take care of their government --
Have laptops because they are very easy to steal.
They are portable, thin and light, and they can easily be tucked into shopping bags or fitness bags once stolen.
Not only do I care about the loss of government property, but I also care about the loss of government data.
I 've read a few cases over the years where government officials have stolen laptops or just put them in the seat of a train, plane or car, thus losing laptops.
Some of these officers (many of them senior officials) have high-profile and/or sensitive data stored on their laptops, which of course threatens national security.
While I have dealt with many cases of lost or stolen government laptops, blackberries and phones on my watch, thankfully none of these cases contain highly confidential or sensitive data.
There is no doubt that this is due to our security briefing and we recommend that our employees not store critical data on portable electronic devices.
This suggestion is also correct for small business owners.
Every year thousands of laptops are stolen from business people on business trips.
Thieves prefer laptops to me.
While some criminals carry out armed robberies and take them away from you, most thieves prefer to take their laptops away from unsuspecting travelers.
Thieves are looking for flustered travelers with too much luggage;
They are looking for distracted travelers, and when they scan train, plane and bus schedules from brochures or electronic boards, they place their laptop bags on the floor next to them;
They are looking for travellers who are absorbed in their children.
It is better to put your laptop in a bag that does not immediately recognize the content as a laptop, and when traveling, you should hold the strap of the bag firmly in your hand, or tied tightly to the shoulder all the time.
When you travel by train, don't take your laptop out to sleep, because thieves can easily take it away and get off at the next stop.
Unless the laptop is in the bag and you wrap the strap around your arm, don't put it in the seat next to you.
Don't put your laptop on the overhead shelf.
Not only can it be stolen, but it can also be damaged if it bounces.
The best place to store your laptop might be to put it on your lap with your arms on it.
Another option would be to put it on the floor between your legs and wrap your leg around with a strap.
The loss of the laptop could mean a much higher price than the device.
You may also lose some key data, such as proprietary information and personal information.
The loss of personal information can lead to identity theft.
If you lose personal data of your employees or clients, you may be prosecuted.
Laptops are an important tool for enterprises.
While traveling, please be aware that thieves are looking outside for opportunities to steal your laptop.
But through awareness and security
Consciously, you can avoid traveling (
Maybe your business)
Your laptop was stolen.
Author Profile: Paul Davis is a writer who reports crime and security for newspapers, magazines and the Internet.
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