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• Don't use free wireless connections.
• Don't use public computers to access or enter sensitive data.
• Expect that any computer network you use while traveling may be insecure. This includes networks you may use while staying with friends and family, attending a conference/other business or visiting cyber-cafes, libraries or hotels.
• Turn off wireless and bluetooth on your devices while you are not using them.
• Don't download/install software updates on hotel internet connections or public Wifi. For more information on this topic, review this FBI advisory.
• Understand that any government can log your activity or copy data from your computer without your knowledge or consent.

If your device is lost or stolen, contact Security immediately to report the incident and promptly change your password(s). It is also important to report the incident to the UAPD and to request a copy of the report.

• Keep your devices with you at all times or locked in your hotel safe.
• Don't travel with obvious laptop bags.

These can be used to transfer malware to your device or retrieve data from it. The safest option is to find an outlet and use your own charger.

Do not use USB storage devices or any other kind of removable media that you receive or find while on your trip. These devices can be used to gain access toyour system.

If you will not be using your device for an extended period of time, power it off.