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Don't worry about it. Suppose it manages to land on a component like a chip or a regulator and its leg just happens to connect a lead to a higher voltage lead or short a lead to ground and thereby damage the component. First, the insect doesn't have copper limbs or wings so it does not conduct at common DC voltages. If it does connect to a higher voltage, it will just get smoked like in those bug zappers. I have repaired devices that survived roach infestations. The failure was NOT caused by a roach.