The sheer volume of data generated about you and your activities online is staggering, which is why data privacy has become a defining issue of our digital age. It's Data Privacy Week, so check out this tip sheet for 10 great tips to help you Take Control of Your Data!
SAFE (Security Awareness for Everyone) is a program to increase awareness about cybersecurity. By raising awareness, we hope to help change online behaviors, as well as encourage you to practice safe computing habits, make smart and informed decisions about information security, and protect your business.
Most people spend more time shopping and surfing the web on cell phones and tablets, watching videos, answering emails, and playing games than on their laptops. So, practicing good cybersecurity when using these devices like you would your computers is essential, including anti-virus software that scans your files and your incoming email for viruses and then deletes anything malicious that it finds. Follow these tips to help you stay #CyberSecure.
As the holiday season gets under way, knowing how to protect your personal and financial information when making online purchases while still watching out for the bad guys and their always-evolving tricks to steal them from you is essential. This Tip Sheet shares ten actionable tips to help you shop online safely and confidently, keeping your holidays and beyond, happy and worry-free.
In this month’s Tipsheet, we will dive into the murky waters of cyberbullying. Bullying can come in many forms and has negatively touched countless individuals online, so it’s essential to know how to recognize and address this form of online harassment. Read it and share with others to learn steps to prevent it, what to do if it happens to you or someone you know, and some cybersecurity tips to stay safer online. We’re stronger together.
Data privacy might seem more of an abstract concept, but it couldn’t be more personal. You generate a long list of data every time you access the internet – that tells the story of you. Read the tip sheet to see how you could be sharing more data online than you think, how to get that under control, and how to be a Privacy Snob and keep your private data to yourself.