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Application Security

When using applications on your device, ensure that they are updated regularly to ensure they are running the latest security patches.

MAY 14 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Device Encryption

Encrypting your devices is an important step in protecting your data from unauthorized access.

MAY 14 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Ephemeral Messaging

Consider using ephemeral messaging apps that automatically delete messages after a short period of time.

APR 17 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Browser Extensions

Be mindful of the browser extensions you install, as they can pose potential security risks.

APR 17 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Hardware Security

When disposing of old electronic devices, remember to securely wipe any data stored on them and physically destroy the hard drives or storage media to prevent potential data…

APR 17 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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BYOD

Think twice before bringing your own device (BYOD) to work! While it may be convenient, using personal devices for work-related tasks can pose security risks.

APR 17 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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E-Vites

Be wary of e-vites from unknown sources! Cyber criminals may use fake e-vites, especially during holiday seasons or special events, to trick you into clicking on malicious links…

APR 17 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Beware of ‘tailgating’. (Not the kind done at Football games, those are fun!)

When entering a secure facility, don't hold the door open for someone who isn't authorized to enter.

APR 5 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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File Extensions & security

Did you know that changing the file extension of a file can make it appear as a different file type? For example, you can change a .txt file to a .

MAR 30 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Wifi Security

Have you heard of the "Evil Twin" attack? It's a type of wireless attack where cybercriminals create a fake Wi-Fi access point with a name similar to a legitimate one in order to…

MAR 26 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS