Do you know a Kevin? Show him this video, you might be saving his life. What other common and vulnerable passwords can you add to the list?
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DAY 17 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth - According to a report by @CyberEdgeGroup, 78% of Canadian organizations experienced at least one cyberattack within a 12-month period in 2020. In 2021, this figure rose to 85.7% of Canadian companies.
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DAY 16 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth
Be your brother’s (sister’s, parent’s cousin’s, etc.) keeper, but especially the seniors in your life.
As a younger person that is tech savvier than the aging generation, pass any helpful information across and be on the look out for them.
DAY 15 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth
Be the guard of your data
•Never - ever - ever - reveal your password, PINs or any personal or financial information to ANYONE!!
•Be careful giving out data such as credit card information, etc. over the phone, instead..
DAY 13 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth - Don’t respond to Random Text Messages. Be it a code that was “mistakenly” sent to you or general text messages.
You could be facilitating the criminal’s activity of cleaning up your account.
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#CyberHygiene#financialcyberhealth
Day 12 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth - Phishing attacks are still alive and no one is immune but with constant education you can stay alert on the commonly used tactics:
- Misspelt names
- Font tricks
- That link - Don’t click it
- MFA
- Healthy Scepticism
#CyberHygiene
DAY 9 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth Software companies routinely improve the security of their programs, so be sure you are using the latest version.
Also ensure that your system has an up to date anti malware (virus) protection
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#SoftwareUpdate#AntiMalwareProtection
DAY 7 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth Limit the Information You Share on Social Platforms. Even when the privacy settings on your accounts are enabled still be cautions about what you share online. Ask yourself these personal questions:
🤔 Will the post come back to hurt your later down the line?
😬 Will you be comfortable seeing that post 10 years down the line?
⚠️ Are you putting yourself at risk with this post? E.g. sharing your location when on vacation could leave you vulnerable to burglary.
DAY 6 of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth
Your smartphone contains a wealth of information that is valuable to scammers. Using strong security settings and following these basic tips can help keep you from being open to hacking or fraud:
⛔️ Do not give strangers your phone to use e.g. dial a number
✅ Set your phone to automatically lock when not in use after 30 seconds or one minute
👍🏽 Use a unique password, pattern, facial recognition or fingerprint to unlock your phone.