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While securing information is a different kind of PKM skill than the other six,
it is no less important. Securing information entails developing and
implementing practices that assure the confidentiality, quality, and actual
existence of information. Practices of basic computer maintenance,
password management, backup, archiving, and use of encryption are important
elements of this effectively practiced PKM skill. Considerations: public information vs. private information backup of files maintenance of hardware password management archiving and cleanup virus protection encryption file placement-www folder logging out risk management principles dangers of electronic text intellectual property, copyright notices embedded watermarks digital signatures
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