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device security

Turn off Bluetooth and wifi capabilities on your digital devices when not in use to avoid receiving unwanted content.

JAN 13 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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phone scams

Beware of phone scams that attempt to steal your personal information or trick you into installing malicious apps.

JAN 11 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
№ 237

banking

Minimize using your debit card for purchases or cash withdrawals from non bank owned machines or ATMs

JAN 10 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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password security

Sticky notes weren’t intended to write your password down and put under your keyboard. Consider creating 15 character passphrases to aid your memory.

JAN 9 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Mobile/Data Security

Avoid using phone charging cables in Taxis, those found in airports, or other general open settings where you can’t see that it’s directly connected to a power outlet.

JAN 6 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Crypto traders

Don’t buy pre-owned hardware wallets from online merchants or market places to store your crypto currency. Buy direct from a retailer to ensure the wallet is secure and not used.

JAN 5 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Smishing

You didn’t win a prize, miss your package delivery, you’re not getting fired for not responding to a random text from your CEO asking to wire money for an urgent deal, or receive…

JAN 4 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Home wifi security

Change default router password and create a guest wifi SSID for visitors and private wifi SSID for daily use.

JAN 3 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS
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Use multi-factor or two-factor authentication whenever possible on all of your critical accounts

Use multi-factor or two-factor authentication whenever possible on all of your critical accounts.

JAN 2 · 1 MIN INFOSEC TIPS