Precision Security Team

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Precision Security Team The premier Veteran-owned and operated security company based in Northern Colorado.

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Just like it is important to take care of ourselves and our positions, it is also important to take care of our data. Here are some tips from the Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology. (https://oit.colorado.gov/blog-post/show-your-data-some-love-tips-for-managing-your-privacy)

🖥 Check your privacy and security settings on each app and account you use.
🖥 Use a password manager and long passwords.
🖥 Use multi-factor authentication when possible.
🖥 Learn how to identify phishing messages.

Show Your Data Some Love: Tips for Managing Your Privacy | Office of Information Technology Thursday, February 16, 2023 Submitted by [user:field_first_name] Hide Featured Image true Your data is valuable and you have the power to take charge so it doesn’t end up in the wrong hands. Whether you’re on your work computer or casually browsing at home, all of your online activity generates ...

In 1800 Alessandro Volta invented the electric battery and changed the world. Here is some information from the EPA on how to take care of used batteries. (https://www.epa.gov/recycle/used-household-batteries)

Alkaline and Zinc Carbon Batteries: Examples of these include AA and AAA batteries. Some places recycle these batteries and it is typically safe to throw them away with your household trash.
Button or Coin Batteries and Lithium Batteries: These are often used in watches and smoke detectors. These should be individually placed in plastic bags, or have electrical tape placed over the terminals. Contact local trash or recycling facilities to find out the best way to dispose of them for your area.

Used Household Batteries | US EPA Do you ever wonder "How do I dispose of this battery?" This webpage contains tips for the management of used household batteries.

Help prevent impaired Driving. Here are four tips the CDC gives to do this:

1 - Plan ahead if you know you will be consuming alcohol or drugs.

2 - Get a ride with a driver who has not been using alcohol or drugs.

3 - Agree on a designated driver ahead of time who won’t be ingesting alcohol or drugs.

4 - Be aware of prescription and over the counter medicines; it is not safe to drive while using some of these.

(https://www.cdc.gov/impaired-driving/what-you-can-do/index.html)

What You Can Do to Prevent Impaired Driving Learn what you can do to prevent impaired driving.

Happy New Year’s Eve! Have a safe celebration and remember to ask for a ride if you or your friends need one.

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Merry Christmas!
We hope everyone has a wonderful day with those they love.