Learn more from the National Cybersecurity Alliance about updating your software.

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✔️ Replace unsupported devices: When updates stop, your device is no longer secure. Replace it or keep it offline for non-sensitive use only.

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✔️ Make updates part of your routine: Check for updates weekly or at least monthly. Don’t hit “Remind Me Later”—updates usually take just minutes and keep your devices secure.

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✔️ Watch for fake update scams: Ignore pop-ups claiming your system is outdated. Close your browser and avoid suspicious sites or links.

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✔️ Only update from trusted sources: Never click update links in pop-ups or emails. Use official app stores or the developer’s website to install software updates.

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Update Your Software and Apps Safely to Stay Safe Online

✔️ Enable automatic updates—but don’t rely on them completely. Verify settings quarterly and restart your devices weekly to make sure updates install properly.

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AI makes phishing more convincing.

But humans who slow down, question urgency, and report suspicious activity are still the strongest line of defense. #CyberResilience #SecurityCulture

Training + awareness is still the key for success

Remind your workforce to:
1. Double-check sender addresses
2. Avoid unknown links
3. Report suspicious messages immediately to IT

The result? Even vigilant employees can get tricked.

AI-aided phishing doesn’t just imitate trusted sources — it adds urgency: “Update your password now!” or “Act fast!”

That urgency makes us drop our guard.

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Security isn’t about making things harder for employees—it’s about making things impossible for attackers.

✅ The future is in stronger authentication:

Multi-factor authentication (preferably phishing-resistant)

Password managers to generate and store unique logins

Short-lived tokens and modern identity protections

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If your organization is still clinging to old habits—short, simple logins or recycled credentials—it’s not a matter of if but when those defenses fail.

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