3.6 Cyber Security
3.6 Cyber Security
3.6 Cyber Security
Keeping software and operating system up to date ensures that we benefit from the latest
security patches to protect our computer.
Using anti-virus is a smart way to protect system from attacks. It allows us to scan,
detect and remove threats before they become a problem. Having this protection in place
helps to protect our computer and our data from cybercrime, giving peace of mind.
Using strong passwords that people can't guess or record anywhere. Or use a reputable
password manager to randomly generate strong passwords to make it easier.
Do not open email attachments from unknown senders as they may be infected with
malware.
Do not respond to emails requesting personal information, credit card number, pin-code,
password etc.
Backup data and information regularly to reduce the damage in the event of a
ransomware attack or data breach.
Avoid using unsecure WiFi networks in public places as these unsecure network make us
vulnerable to man-in-the middle attacks.
Keeping word/ PIN codes safe and memorize. Read privacy and policy statements
before any transaction.
Keep in mind which website URLs we visit. Track the URLs we click. Do not click on
links with unknown or spam URLs. Log out immediately after completing an online task.
Monitor your bank statements and inquire about any unknown bank transactions. The
bank can investigate whether they are fraudulent.
Be careful when communicating with people met online. Remove inappropriate profile
information.
Do not post personal information on social media.
While using the Internet in a public place, remember that Internet browsers save the
password in this browser and the account can be hacked.
Firewalls monitor open connections including email attachments, block unauthorized
incoming and outgoing Internet traffic, and block Internet add-ons such as cookies, pop-
ups, etc.
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