Drones for Provenance: The Guide to Avoiding Ransomware and other Security Concerns
Protecting your personal property, such as your Drones, can be quite an expensive proposition. However, there are many places that you can make money off of someone else’s property. There are many people out there that want to take advantage of the new wave of drones and use them to take pictures of things and send those pictures to a private company that will then use the images in some future project. Here are a few places that you can safely go before you get yourself into trouble with the authorities.
Avoid Using Fake Names
Name yourself in a name-that-you-can-name-yourself account and keep track of everything. If you do choose to use a fake name, make sure that it is not just for show, as accreditation will be required if you were to use any other name. Make sure that you have the authority to use that name and the proof necessary to get money from it.
Get a Computer with High Security Passwords
Raising security on your computers is pretty important, especially when dealing with large companies or organizations. One way that you can go about increasing security is by getting a computer with high security passwords so that if someone wants something so large they can easily find their way around through weak areas in the system. This method isn’t everyone’s favourite way to increase security but it works and if you know how to access advanced technology at high speed, then this might be one way that you can increase your security significantly.
Use Virtual Private PCs
While these aren’t exactly national secrets, going virtual private (VPN) services have become quite popular over the past couple of years as more countries restrict what individuals can access than others. Theoretically speaking, using VPN services will allow some individuals outside of your country to connect via servers in other countries while still allowing you to view all of the countries where your accounts supposedly live. While this may give you some visibility into where people are living, there’s always been concern over where data travels