Cyber-espionage group, Cozy Bear, likes to sniff around for outdated software — they're hoping you'll click "Remind Me Later"! Keep them out of your business by:
🔑 Turning on automatic updates
🔑 Checking for updates regularly
🔑 Restarting when updates require it
Don’t make their lives cozy — learn more about the importance of software updates here: hubs.la/Q04BqTpS0#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
Keep your school safe this year! Use our cybersecurity checklist for administrators to protect what's most important and keep cybercriminals out: hubs.la/Q04BqPBl0
$15 for a carton of eggs? Not a problem for cybercriminals! Don't pay for their groceries — use long, unique passwords, enable MFA, and think before you click! Use these tips to make their lives harder: hubs.la/Q04zW9lx0
Cybercriminals often rely on psychological manipulation to pull off their schemes. @RepShreve highlights the importance of educating our friends and loved ones this #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth. Watch the whole webinar here: hubs.la/Q04zW4Vv0
Zestix hacked over 50 multinational companies, and all it took was finding the few people who didn't enable MFA. Keep criminals out by:
💡 Enabling MFA on every account
💡 Using an authenticator app or biometrics
💡 Not reusing passwords
Don’t pay for their vacations. Learn how to make their lives harder in our article: hubs.ly/Q04zV91S0#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
J. Nicole Dove of Frame Security said it best — cybersecurity problems are people problems. Watch our #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth Kickoff Event to hear from her, Dr. Margaret Cunningham of Darktrace, and many more on how we can work on these problems together: hubs.la/Q04zMKMg0
Don't give cybercriminals the satisfaction of a full tank. Make sure your passwords are 16 characters long, unique, and a random mix of
letters, numbers, and symbols — it could save your wallet. Learn more here: hubs.la/Q04z4K140#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
Meet dpxaker, notorious Russian malware developer. How can you protect your passwords against this criminal mastermind? Make sure your passwords are:
📌 16+ characters long
📌 Unique to that account
📌 A random mix of letters, numbers, and symbols
📌 Stored in a password manager
Make his life harder — learn more in our article: hubs.la/Q04yMlFr0#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth offers a wealth of resources for both individuals and organizations of all kinds.
Explore @CISAgov's resources tailored towards small businesses, government organization and critical infrastructure: hubs.la/Q04z0Y-c0
#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth has arrived — and so have a few scammy characters! We'll introduce you to them and teach you how to make their lives harder by avoiding their tricks. Stay tuned and learn more here: hubs.la/Q04yD4zt0
*airhorn noises* It's almost time for Cybersecurity Awareness Month! We're kicking things off virtually with an epic lineup of government and industry leaders. You won't want to miss this event, so register now: hubs.la/Q04yBKMC0
#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth starts in just a few days, and we already have over 4,200 Champions and counting!
Organizations and individuals from around the world have signed up to help spread the word this October about simple steps to protect people online.
Together, we can all make life harder for cybercriminals.
Join today: hubs.la/Q04ytryF0
Open Enrollment season is busy and stressful enough without the added risk of being scammed. We've got your back — read our article to learn what to look out for and how to avoid these scams: hubs.la/Q04ytlN00
Did you know your phone has built-in tools to block robocalls?
The @FCC has step by step guides to help you block robocalls on different phones and carriers: hubs.la/Q04ykdts0
Scams can target anyone, regardless of age.
This #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, @Norton and NCA will break down how scams impact different generations and share practical ways to help the people in your life recognize the warning signs.
Register to attend: hubs.la/Q04yk9L10
Security should work with people, not against them.
As we head into #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, remember: when employees repeatedly struggle with a security process, the process itself may need to change.
Human-centered cybersecurity puts people first by designing policies, tools, and services around their needs.
Learn more about this new approach led by @NISTcyber: hubs.la/Q04y9gK90