The laptop a Havelock & Ross estate agent carries, drawn as an open travelling case: the lid covered in stickers from the places it goes — the car, the café, the hall table, the train, someone else's wifi and the repair shop — and eight foam compartments for what's worth knowing, from what's on it to the dull habits. Beside it, when it's gone: the machine is the cheap half and the account is the way into everything, and the first hour is free and effective while people usually wait three. Below, the four dull habits in order: lock it, keep it current, copy the only copies, know what's on it.

CY-BEGINNER-038Beginner · Endpoint Security

The Laptop In Your Bag — What You're Actually Carrying Around

What has quietly accumulated on the machine you carry, the fact that it takes your employer's things outside your employer's walls every evening, why losing the account matters more than losing the laptop, and what happens in the first hour and at the very end.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

Describe what has actually accumulated on a device, find the only copies, and count the hours it spends outside the building.
Recognise that nothing protecting a device in the office travels with it, and use the lock screen as the one habit that does most of the work.
Separate the machine from the account, know which is urgent, and handle repairs, loan machines and computers that were never yours.
Act in the free first hour after a loss, make reporting fast and consequence-free, and end a device properly with a record.

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