
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Halloween is not the only celebration to look forward to at this time of the year. Cyber monsters work around the clock causing havoc and create security threats and breaches with our data. Here are some important helpful cybersecurity tips that will help you with your cyber habits to protect yourself against cyber criminals
“If You Connect It, Protect It"
Episode 1 – Passwords
Episode 2 - Data_Handling
Episode 3 - Computer Theft
Episode 4 - Phishing Ransomware
For additional cybersecurity information and general ITS FAQ's, please visit the following link;
https://rsccd.edu/Coronavirus/Pages/its-faqs.aspx.
As a safety precaution please review the materials below.
Own IT.
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Never Click and Tell: staying safe on social media
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Update Privacy Settings
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Keep Tabs on Your Apps: best practices for device applications
Secure IT.
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Shake Up Your Passphrase Protocol: create strong, unique passphrases
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Double Your Login Protection: turn on multi-factor authentication
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Shop Safe Online
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Play Hard To Get With Strangers: how to spot and avoid phish
Protect IT.
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If You Connect, You Must Protect: updating to the latest security software, web browser and operating systems
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Stay Protected While Connected: Wi-Fi safety
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If You Collect It, Protect It: keeping customer/consumer data and information safe
For more information, visit StaySafeOnline
https://staysafeonline.org/stay-safe-online/online-safety-basics/
Helpful Tips and Advice
Fraud & Cybersecurity - How to Protect RSCCD
CCCCO Ransomware Newsletter
How-To-Spot-A-Phish
For more information, please visit
lockdownhyourlogin.org