Desktop Security for Windows Desktop Security for Windows Desktop Security for Windows Desktop security is an on-going concern for our campus network and associated workstations.
Users can protect their data by following a few simple guidelines.
The use of password protected screensavers, virus protection software , data backups, and specific software configurations are a good start in desktop security. For further assistance, please contact the Computing Services Workstation Support Team at 575-2905. Basic Desktop Security Precautions Install and use a screensaver with active password protection to safeguard mounted network volumes and e-mail services while away from your computer. Require a login name and password for FTP server access. Restrict File Sharing options by requiring a login and password.