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Keep a list of the remote admin tools you allow
A legitimate support tool still creates an access path. Record the tool, managed systems, operators, authentication, session records, and how access is removed.
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Close a vendor’s access when the contract ends
A contract ending does not automatically remove a supplier’s technical access. Use an access register to close named accounts, integrations, remote agents, and shared secrets.
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Change the password your camera or router shipped with
A camera or router’s factory credentials are only part of its access setup. Check local administration, cloud accounts, recovery, and any remote access that remains enabled.
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What to do when someone says your computer is infected
An alarming pop-up or unsolicited caller may claim your computer is infected. Do not grant remote access or make a payment on that person’s instructions.
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Ransomware entry points: close access before encryption begins
Ransomware response starts before files are encrypted. Compromised identities, exposed remote services, malicious messages, and vulnerable software can each provide an entry path.
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