When our phones get low on battery or drained, we often rush to public charging ports, but sharing cords could post security risks. Hackers can sneakily install spyware on your device, letting them secretly access your personal info and track where you go without you knowing. You can avoid this by bringing your cable, charger, or power bank for safer charging.

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Make it a habit to regularly check the activity logs in your important business accounts. Doing so promptly helps maintain the security and privacy of your account. Additionally, staff members should routinely review their personal accounts to ensure comprehensive security.

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Avoid using free/public WiFi! It exposes you to cyber attacks, allowing hackers to steal your personal info or install virus. Prioritize safety and consider using a VPN for added security. VPNs encrypt your connection, making it tough for hackers to intercept your data.

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Do you always use auto-fill to websites when logging in? If yes, you are not keeping your account confidential. When using auto-fill, leaving your device/s unattended might give unauthorized persons an access to your data as your username and password was set to auto-fill when logging in to your account. Be mindful of what you do online, especially when it comes to your confidential information.

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Avoid blindly accepting all cookies on websites. Cookies are text sent to your browser by visited websites, enhancing browsing by taking notes of your preferences. However, they can also compromise privacy if handed to hackers. Read carefully before accepting and choose only necessary cookies to ensure safety, 

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At the end of your workday, take a moment to review the physical documents on your desk. If any sensitive documents are no longer needed, make sure to dispose of them promptly using the office shredder. Additionally, it is important to ensure that any digital files containing sensitive information are securely deleted from your computer before emptying the recycle bin. This will help to maintain the confidentiality and security of sensitive information.

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Before heading out for lunch, gather all your portable devices, including your laptop. To prevent theft or unauthorized access, you may secure them with a security cable before leaving the office. This gives you peace of mind, knowing that your data is safe, even if you step away momentarily.

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When you are moving your files from one location to another, take all the necessary measures to ensure that they are fully protected, meticulously organized, and accessible only to the people who are supposed to have access to them. This necessitates strict adherence to confidentiality, which will prevent any unauthorized access or data breaches. By doing so, you can guarantee that your files remain safe and secure throughout the migration process.

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Sharing everything on social media makes you vulnerable to hackers. They may use your personal information to trick you into falling for their malicious intent. Refrain from sharing too much information such as your birthday, place of residence, or details about your family members.

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Planning a summer getaway? Beware of a new scam known as the vacation scam, where scammers create fraudulent websites or social media pages promoting vacation destinations and offering attractive deals. They may even ask for a down payment to secure your booking. Verify the legitimacy of the page and the person you're dealing with first. Avoid making any payments until you know the deal is legitimate.

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