Online security is important, believes Neil G. Pansey. As an engineer, Neil G. Pansey knows how information is kept secure on computers. Let Neil G. Pansey walk you through how to keep your private information private.
There are three things that are especially critical to keep safe, begins Neil G. Pansey. These things are date of birth, social security number, and credit card information. Neil G. Pansey realizes that these may seem obvious, but most people post their full birthday on the Internet. This is harmless as long as long as your other information is secure, but according to Neil G. Pansey, it’s better to be safe rather than sorry.
The most important step is to keep a computer secure, according to Neil G. Pansey. You may believe you’ve cleared all data from your computer, but this is probably not true. Neil G. Pansey explains that if a computer user has ever entered any of the above information online, he or she could be at risk. If someone gained access to the computer, they may be able to find this data, says Neil G. Pansey.
To protect against this, proper software should be installed. Neil G. Pansey asserts that only verified programs known to be secure should be used. Research, read reviews and ask around. Neil G. Pansey believes that most people don’t know the dangers of unsecure computers. Without the right security programs, those with the right skills can gain access to your computer remotely or through wireless networks, points out Neil G. Pansey. For these reasons, it’s important to have a firewall installed on the computer, adds Neil G. Pansey.
Being safe on the Internet is most important, believes Neil G. Pansey. Neil G. Pansey recommends following these tips to stay safe.
About
Neil G. Pansey continues his employment as Lead Engineer at Progress Energy and resides in St. Petersburg, Florida. Neil G. Pansey graduated from the Florida Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Engineering.
In recognition of his skill and contributions to Progress Energy, Neil G. Pansey advanced to the position of Lead Engineer at the company in 2008. Today, Neil G. Pansey is proficient in measurement selection and installation planning for flow, pressure, temperature, speed, vibration, level and analytical instrumentation and final control elements, including smart instrumentation and digital busses. Neil G. Pansey is also experienced in instrument and control design and implementation using modern distributed control systems including Allen Bradley SLC/PLC/Control Logix, Emerson WDPF/Ovation, ABB Bailey, Foxboro I/A, Siemens XMAT/TXP/T-3000, GE Mark IV/V/VI, and Woodward Netcon controls; Citect, Cimplicity, and Wonderware HMI platforms; modern network technology, protocols and control algorithms.
Neil G. Pansey has been recognized by his peers and by those he manages as well as those he reports to as a man of integrity and sound character and an engineer who is committed to excellence in his field. Neil G. Pansey continues his employment as Lead Engineer at Progress Energy and resides in St. Petersburg, Florida. Integrity, pursuit of knowledge and intelligent curiosity have combined to build a solid professional platform for Neil G. Pansey that will serve him well for years yet to come.
Neil G. Pansey has spent a lifetime in pursuit of ever evolving technologies. Neil G. Pansey graduated from the Florida Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Engineering. His education laid the foundation for what has become a career of excellence and distinction. For the last fifteen years, Neil G. Pansey has served as a professional electrical engineer focused on hardware, applications and technology trends.
The next opportunity that came before Neil G. Pansey was a position with Invensys Systems, Inc. in Orlando, Florida as a Field Engineer. Neil G. Pansey enjoyed professional advancement with this company from 1997 through 2001. At Invensys, Neil G. Pansey was stretched in directions that truly challenged him and greatly expanded his experience base. Responsibilities included designing automation systems, developing system configurations and testing, as well as repairing, debugging and maintaining various system software, hardware, peripherals, instrumentation, and electronics. Neil G. Pansey was also involved in performed custom hardware and software development, database development, and configuration and programming including PLC and DCS using ladder logic, function blocks, and sequential function charts.
The year 2001 found Neil G. Pansey employed by Progress Energy Florida, a company located in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Neil G. Pansey accepted an offer to become a Senior Engineer at Progress Energy. Here he assumed responsibility as a project-engineering manager overseeing all aspects of supervision for a high performance staff engineering organization. Providing strong leadership, motivation and leadership coaching to multi-disciplinary technical staff required a drive for necessary strategic organizational behavior. Neil G. Pansey was quickly recognized as an expert in I&C design and modification for gas turbine, steam turbine, boiler, water treatment, fuel handling, HRSG and other BOP equipment based on high performance operating criteria