FTC publishes interactive game on protecting laptops

By: Art Gross
February 14, 2015

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) published a short interactive game that quizzes a person’s knowledge on physical protection of laptops. The quiz / game only takes a few minutes and gives some good pointers on protecting laptops. Share this with your employees, clients, family and friends. Lost or stolen laptops and portable media are some of the leading causes of data breaches.

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