Cybersecurity While Away From Home - Practical Tips For Keeping Your Devices & Data Safe from Hackers

In this episode, techno-ethics attorney and cybersecurity expert Daniel J. Siegel provides practical information and tips how to keep all of your devices, including cellphones, tablets, and so many other items, safe while you are away from home.  It is easy to let down your guard while relaxing or away on business, and cybercriminals know this, and they are ready and want to take advantage of these moments.In this Legal Tech Podcast, Dan Siegel emphasizes that cybersecurity should not be limited to the home and office. It is equally important for all of us to use safe online behavior and secure our Internet-enabled mobile devices whenever we travel for business or pleasure.Offering tips from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and other sources, Dan focuses on practical solutions to minimize cyber risks everywhere.Remember, no one is exempt from the threat of cybercrime, at home or away. By following some simple advice in this podcast, you can stay safe online when traveling.Attorney Daniel J. Siegel is the principal of the Law Offices of Daniel J. Siegel, LLC and Integrated Technology Services, LLC, and is a nationally-known lecturer and writer on cybersecurity, techno-ethics, legal ethics, and topics and regularly represents and provides guidance on these topics to attorneys and businesses.Dan Siegel is the author of 14 books, has taught 100s of Continuing Legal Education classes, and is Chair of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Committee on Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility.Thank you for listening to The Legal Tech Podcast with Daniel J. Siegel, sponsored by the Law Offices of Daniel J. Siegel, LLC and Integrated Technology Services, LLC.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your colleagues. To learn more about our law practice, technology consulting, CLE programs, and legal technology resources, visit DanielJSiegel.com and techlawyergy.com.Until next time, remember: Technology can make lawyers faster—but only lawyers can make themselves more responsible. Verify everything.