Password, please Backing up the input on the laptop is an effective way to ensure access to the data whether the laptop is stolen or damaged. Keeping a thief out of the information is another matter. That, said Bell, requires proper passwording. They only password the data on Windows. That's not good enough to keep anyone out.
Any kid can get past that.
Proper passwording, he said, means no one can steal sensitive information. A second level password provides a lock on the system even before Windows comes up on the screen. That's the authorizing intelligence that's on the machine. Mike Grogan is a correspondent with The Business Journal. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities.