An email might be dangerous if:
it offers you something for nothing;
it asks you to give up financial details;
it asks you to keep it secret;
anything to do with accounts of yours that has embedded links to follow.
What is a phishing attack? Go here to find out more information on what a Phishing attack is and how you can protect against it!
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The first three months of 2020 saw a 20% increase in cyber fraud as cybercriminals took advantage of the global pandemic. Visit https://t.co/1JgaRiTEQo to learn how to #BeCyberSmart
As a reminder, when hosting remote teaching, please be sure to follow the Zoom meeting guidance provided at the link below:
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The bad guys don't take a snow day, keep alert of suspicious emails even when we are working from home during a storm. Stay safe and alert!
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Teachers, please be vigilant when receiving emails concerning assignments. Do not open an email attachment unless you know for sure it is from a student. Opening the wrong attachment could put NISD at risk. @NISDTechTD@NISD
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The bad guys will try to take advantage of the COVID-19 Pandemic to trick you. Be cautious before clicking links or opening attachments from unknown sources. Do not provide personal or confidential information.
@NISD So you found that perfect website or video to take your lesson to the next level? Awesome! Don't wait until the day of to find out that the site is blocked by our content filter. Check it the week before so we can help you achieve greatness!!
You are ALL part of the Cybersecurity team. If/When you see something suspicious, don't hesitate to notify the HelpDesk. It's always better to be safe than sorry! Here's a quick video on what to look for!
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