In the workplace, staying organized is key to protecting sensitive information. Avoid leaving your computer unattended with important information visible, and make sure to securely store documents and devices when not in use. Regularly tidy your workspace to minimize the risk of data loss or unauthorized access.

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Attackers can easily spoof legitimate email addresses to make phishing attempts look authentic. Always double-check the "From" field to verify that the sender is who they claim to be—especially when the email involves sensitive requests, such as account changes or financial transactions. If in doubt, contact the sender through a known, trusted communication channel to confirm the message's legitimacy. 

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When you get a notification about software updates or security patches, apply them right away. Postponing updates can leave your system exposed to known vulnerabilities. Regularly updating your software is one of the simplest and most effective ways to safeguard against cyber threats. 

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Since it's Christmas season, scammers create fake online stores or offer big discounts to lure shoppers. Always shop from trusted websites and be wary of deals that seem too good to be true, as they may be scams. If you're unsure, check reviews or do a quick online search before making a purchase.

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Stay informed about emerging technologies and their security implications. Understanding how these tools can be taken advantage of will help you make informed decisions and better protect your data and systems from potential threats.

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Regularly monitor your bank and credit card transactions, paying attention to even small, unfamiliar charges, as cybercriminals often test stolen card details with low-value transactions. Set up transaction alerts with your financial institution to get notified of any activity in real time. Catching these suspicious charges early can help prevent larger financial losses and protect your accounts from further fraud.

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To secure your e-wallet, enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and use a strong, unique password. Regularly monitor transactions for unusual activity, be wary of phishing attempts, and keep your app updated. Always log out after use, especially on shared devices, and consider changing your MPIN periodically. Remember, e-wallets don’t offer the same security as banks, so avoid storing large amounts of money in your account. Taking these steps will help protect...

Be cautious with videos, images and audio online, as they can be fake or manipulated. Do not immediately believe what you see or hear, always fact-check sensitive content, especially when it involves money or important decisions. Don’t act without confirmation, use trusted sources or tools to verify what you see and hear before taking action.

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Treat text messages with the same caution as emails, especially those related to e-wallet companies. Scammers often impersonate trusted services to steal your information. Always verify the sender and avoid clicking on links or sharing personal details. Stay vigilant against phishing and fraud, even in messages that appear to be from familiar sources. 

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Cybercriminals use fake websites and scams to steal usernames and passwords, often selling them online. To protect yourself, always verify the website is secure, look for https:// and a padlock symbol, use a password manager for strong, unique passwords, and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) to add an extra layer of security.

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