October is “Cyber Security Awareness Month“. With Cyber Card #6 we would like to provide you with some practical tips for using social networks consciously. Useful behaviours to avoid becoming unwitting victims of cyber crime, safeguarding yourself and your organisation:
Separate the contexts: when using Social networks, it is always good to remember to keep the personal and the professional spheres separate…
Protect your email: using corporate email to register for social media could compromise the security level of your organisation…
Set the Privacy: always choose carefully what information to make public in posts, to prevent cyber criminals from misusing it…
Share consciously: even the sharing of information, photos, images must be done consciously, a photo can in fact provide very important information about oneself and one’s organisation…
Keep following our Cards to learn some simple tips to defend yourself against Cyber Crime!
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