Computer Safety and Ethics

Computer Safety and Ethics

1. Maintaining a safe computing environment

   • use a computer to supports your comfort, health and safety
     • change your position every often
     • Arrange the computer area
     • Use a cooling pad
   • Review product safety guidelines

2. Computer related injuries

   • Ergonomic workstation
   • Minimize eyestrain by using a high-resolution monitor

3. Security risks

   • Using Network Protection
     • Password
   • Computer Hacking
     • Software / Hardware firewall
   • Avoiding Data Loss
     • Surge suppressor
     • Back up
   • Safeguarding Against Software Threats
     • Antivirus protection
     • Strong password
     • Antispyware

4. Access Restrictions

   • Software for children protection from unsuitable websites
   • Firewall

5. Private Property—But Not Yours

6. E-Commerce Issues

   • FTC guidlines
     • Use a secure browser
     • Check privacy policies
     • Keep personal information private
   • TSL / SSL
     • Public key / Private key

7. Preserving Privacy

   • Cookies and spyware

8. Securing Data

   • Password protected locations
   • Privacy consideration
     • Use code names
     • use an alias
     • make sure you logged off a computer in public places

9. Using the Internet Safely and Legally

   • Avoid plagiarism
   • Be familiar with policies and guidelines regarding internet usage in institutions

10. Technology Changes and Individual Responsibilities

    • Stay informed about changes in computer technology
    • Keep your antivirus updated

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