This limits damage if one account is compromised.
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This limits damage if one account is compromised.
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If several people use the same computer or tablet, set up individual accounts with limited privileges. It prevents accidental data access and keeps personal information compartmentalised.
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If several people use the same computer or tablet, set up individual accounts with limited privileges. It prevents accidental data access and keeps personal information compartmentalised.
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Outdated systems are one of the most common ways attackers exploit known vulnerabilities. Keeping everything patched shuts the door on many threats before they start.
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Outdated systems are one of the most common ways attackers exploit known vulnerabilities. Keeping everything patched shuts the door on many threats before they start.
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Only install apps, updates or system software from trusted vendors or official app stores. Unverified or tampered software is a major vector for malware.
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Only install apps, updates or system software from trusted vendors or official app stores. Unverified or tampered software is a major vector for malware.
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Most cyberattacks exploit known vulnerabilities that updates already fix. Keeping your software current is one of the easiest and most effective defences. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
Most cyberattacks exploit known vulnerabilities that updates already fix. Keeping your software current is one of the easiest and most effective defences. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec
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Update operating systems, apps, and firmware promptly — and remove what you no longer use. Old, unpatched software is a favourite entry point for attackers.
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Update operating systems, apps, and firmware promptly — and remove what you no longer use. Old, unpatched software is a favourite entry point for attackers.
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Review and remove excessive rights, use role-based or time-limited privilege elevations, and ensure dormant or elevated accounts don’t remain unchecked.
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Review and remove excessive rights, use role-based or time-limited privilege elevations, and ensure dormant or elevated accounts don’t remain unchecked.
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Cybercriminals increasingly use fake QR codes (“quishing”) to lead users to phishing sites or trigger malicious downloads. Always verify the source — and never scan codes from unsolicited emails, posters, or random messages.
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Cybercriminals increasingly use fake QR codes (“quishing”) to lead users to phishing sites or trigger malicious downloads. Always verify the source — and never scan codes from unsolicited emails, posters, or random messages.
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Unpatched systems are one of the easiest ways attackers gain access. Automatic updates ensure you receive critical security fixes as soon as they’re released — before vulnerabilities are exploited.
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Unpatched systems are one of the easiest ways attackers gain access. Automatic updates ensure you receive critical security fixes as soon as they’re released — before vulnerabilities are exploited.
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A backup is only useful if it actually works when disaster strikes. Schedule periodic test restores to confirm your data isn’t corrupted or incomplete.
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A backup is only useful if it actually works when disaster strikes. Schedule periodic test restores to confirm your data isn’t corrupted or incomplete.
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Old or unused apps can become hidden backdoors if their developers are compromised or stop maintaining them. Periodically clean up what has access to your Google, Microsoft, or social media accounts.
Old or unused apps can become hidden backdoors if their developers are compromised or stop maintaining them. Periodically clean up what has access to your Google, Microsoft, or social media accounts.
If someone signs in from an unrecognized device or location, you’ll be notified instantly — allowing you to lock things down before damage occurs.
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If someone signs in from an unrecognized device or location, you’ll be notified instantly — allowing you to lock things down before damage occurs.
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Phone-based account recovery can be abused if attackers access your voicemail. Set a strong PIN, disable remote access if unused, and don’t rely on voicemail for sensitive account resets.
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Phone-based account recovery can be abused if attackers access your voicemail. Set a strong PIN, disable remote access if unused, and don’t rely on voicemail for sensitive account resets.
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Many mobile apps request access they don’t need — like contacts, location, or microphone. Audit your permissions and revoke unnecessary ones to reduce risk of data leaks.
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Many mobile apps request access they don’t need — like contacts, location, or microphone. Audit your permissions and revoke unnecessary ones to reduce risk of data leaks.
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When you enable multi-factor authentication, most services provide backup/recovery codes. Store them offline in a safe place — not in your email or cloud drive. They can save you if you lose access to your device.
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When you enable multi-factor authentication, most services provide backup/recovery codes. Store them offline in a safe place — not in your email or cloud drive. They can save you if you lose access to your device.
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