Marriott CEO and president Anthony Capuano faces a pivotal point in the growth trajectory at the world’s largest hotel group.
03.01.2024 - 09:13 / traveldailynews.com / Stavros Andriopoulos
Safeguarding your digital security while vacationing in Canada is pivotal in ensuring a worry-free and enjoyable trip. By following these five essential cybersecurity tips, you can significantly reduce the risks associated with potential cyber threats.
Planning a vacation in Canada? Ensuring cybersecurity during your trip is just as important as packing your bags. In this guide, we will provide you with five essential tips to safeguard your online presence while enjoying your vacation in Canada.
Firstly, when using public Wi-Fi networks in Canada, commonly found in cafes, airports, or hotels, always ensure to stay cautious and use a VPN, as recommended by reputable VPN reviewer site VPNRanks. This ensures that your online activities remain private, especially when using public Wi-Fi.
Secondly, make sure your devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops, are updated with the latest software. The latest security patches ensure that your devices are always equipped with top-notch features that help protect your devices from cyber threats.
Additionally, it’s wise to use strong and unique passwords for your accounts. Avoid using easily guessable passwords, instead, create complex passwords with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Using a password manager can also help in keeping track of your login credentials securely.
1. Take fewer smart devices
Try to minimize the number of devices you carry while traveling to reduce the risk of losing or having them stolen. Surprisingly, losing a mobile device is more common than theft. Before leaving places like hotels, restaurants, taxis, trains, or planes, do a quick check to ensure you have all your devices with you.
It’s also a good idea for your companions, especially children, to double-check for any forgotten devices they might leave behind.
For the devices you bring, make sure they’re updated with the latest software and apps. Always keep the screen lock activated and, if possible, set up a way to remotely locate or wipe your devices if they get lost or stolen. This allows you to track or erase your sensitive data and accounts from a distance.
Lastly, make backups of your devices before traveling. This ensures that if a device goes missing, you can easily retrieve your data.
2. Avoid using suspicious wi-fi connections
When you’re traveling, you might have to use public Wi-Fi networks. However, these networks could be risky because you don’t know who set them up, who’s monitoring them, or who else is using them. Instead of connecting to public Wi-Fi, try using your smartphone’s hotspot if you can.
This way, you’re using a network you trust. If you must use public Wi-Fi, like at an airport or hotel, consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). A
Marriott CEO and president Anthony Capuano faces a pivotal point in the growth trajectory at the world’s largest hotel group.
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