Laptop theft is now one of the talking g points in the world as it is similar to the information theft too. The rate of laptop theft has been increasing over the year. Last year the number of the stolen laptops were 7, 50,000 while the number was 6, 00,000 two years ago. It has been a recent threat that with the theft of laptops, the information saved in those laptops is in most cases cannot be retrieved.
In this situation, a three-stepped strategy of saving data has been introduced in an article by Lamont Wood. I am quoting some key features of this strategy from that article:
“This three-step plan includes: Securing the contents of a laptop with basic encryption methods; recovering a stolen laptop using tracking technology; and rendering a stolen laptop virtually unusable to a thief by installing a simple "kill switch." Let's get started.”
The policy may be reviewed by the authorities to figure out a proper way of protecting data from being stolen. In this world of technology it would not be so hard.
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