Scary Things You Should Know About Your Privacy: Protecting Your Privacy, Your Identity, and Your Money (Handout—Remar Sutton's Privacy Presentation October 2008)
- Staying Informed and Making Yourself Heard
- Phishing and Pharming for Your Personal and Financial Information and Other Scams to Watch Out For
- Enhancing Your Computer and Online Privacy
- Take One Hour to Take Five Steps to Protect Your Privacy (opt out of marketing databases)
- Make a Complaint
- Information Specifically for Seniors
Other Resources
- Privacy, Job Searching and the Workplace Resources
- USA PATRIOT Act Resources
- HIPAA Resources
- Spyware Resources
- Wireless Privacy Resources
- Secure Flight Resources
Using Social Networking Sites Wisely—It’s a Matter of Safety and Privacy for You and Your Children
Opting Out for Peace and Security
Enhancing Your Online Privacy and Protecting Your Personal Information
Going Wireless? Protect Your Personal Information
Phishing—Don't take that bait!
Are You At Risk of Identity Theft?
Binding Mandatory Arbitration—A Fact Sheet
Handout—Remar Sutton's Presentation July 2005
“Free Services” for Your Computer May Cost More Than You Realize
Spam — What Is It and What Can I Do About It?
Keeping Your Computer Secure and Your Personal Information Safe