2. Laptop Security CompuTRACKS

3. How Bad Is It? 100 Laptopslosteachday in the U.S 16,000 losteachweek in U.S., Europe & U.A.E. 1 in 10 Laptops 33% recovered Ponemon Institute 2009

4. How Bad Is It? ½ Business Travelers Report their Laptop has Sensitive Data 73% of Corporations had a Data Breach Over a 2 yearPeriod Ponemon Institute 2009

5. -> Facts Organizations’ main reason for not issuing laptop lock — perceived lack of need. Employees main reason for not using a laptop lock — forgetfulness Less than half of laptop locks are used correctly

6. Cost of a Data Breach $202 per data record breached 285 million records breached in 2009 (Verizon Business Report) Calculatoranyone? $57,570,000,000,000 Or $365,000 per incident for eachcompany (Axcess Report) Onlyreportedbreaches 43% whoexperienced a lossdon’t report them

7. -> Fact 10.5% of theft is suspected to originate from within the workplace

8. Data Costs Averagecost of a lostlaptopis $49,246 (Ponemon Institute, 2009) 80% of the costis in the data If the data is of high value the costmay more than double up to $250,000. ReactiveCosts Security Costs

9. -> Facts On average it takes more than 9 days to replace a laptop Organizations underestimate the cost of downtime by 31%

10. Information Security Levés

11. -> Facts Well implemented security policies reduce laptop theft by 43% 58% of laptops are stolen from the office and 85% of IT managers suspect internal theft

12. Security levels by Information

13. What Can Be Done Don’t Be Stupid! StrongPasswords BIOS Basic input/ Output system

14. What Can Be Done? Strong Windows Password May be the same as the BIOS password Virus & Malware Protection Cloud Data Storage & Backup solutions Internet Stay Away Questionable sites Game Sites

15. What Can Be Done? Backup Your Data!!!!!!! Routine At Least Weekly Locally to USB External Device (or 2) Carbonite - $55.00 per year Search PC Mag.com for best backup Lojack, GPS Navigator Remote Self-Destruct

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