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  • Celebrate Safe Communities

    Celebrate Safe Communities

    Safe communities are the result of law enforcement working with residents as equal partners in preventing crime. In recognition of this principle, BJA, the National Crime Prevention Council, and the National Sheriffs' Association have joined together to Celebrate Safe Communities (CSC). The CSC project will help kickoff October as Crime Prevention Month by recognizing the vital role residents play in keeping their neighborhoods safe. From October 2-4, 2008, communities across the country will host crime prevention events in neighborhoods, with schools, and in collaboration with local businesses. For more information about starting or participating in an event, visit www.CelebrateSafeCommunities.org.
  • October-National Cyber Security Awareness Month

    October-National Cyber Security Awareness Month

    October has been designated as National Cyber Security Awareness Month to bring attention to the importance of protecting yourself, your family and your information online.

    Every October, the National Cyber Security Division of Homeland Security coordinates with states, universities and the private sector to educate the public and provide tools to help them engage in safe online activities.  Through education on cyber security, American will be empowered to protect themselves online and protect their computer from being used to attack others.
     
    Tips for Staying Safe Online

    All citizens can follow a few simple guidelines to keep themselves safe in cyberspace. In doing so, they not only protect their personal assets but also contribute to the security of cyberspace.

    • Install anti-virus software, a firewall, and anti-spyware software to your computer, and update as necessary.
    • Create strong passwords on your electronic devices and change them often. Never record your password or provide it to someone else.
    • Back up important files.
    • Ignore suspicious e-mail and never click on links asking for personal information.
    • Only open attachments if you’re expecting them and know what they contain.
    • Additional tips are available at http://www.staysafeonline.info/.
     
     
           Source:  Department of Homeland Security
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