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The following guidelines were adapted from the IT Security Guidelines for Domestic and International Travelers on the UM Safe Computing website. For more information and guidelines, please visit their website. There is also a video on the topic.
Travel exposes travellers’ information and devices to new environments and potentially greater risks. However, with some preparation travellers can reduce those risks.