To protect yourself from hackers who create fake login pages, remember these key steps: avoid clicking suspicious links, manually enter website addresses, check for "https://" and a padlock symbol, enable two-factor authentication, monitor account activity, and report any anomalies promptly. 

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An attacker will closely follow a target using the social engineering technique known as "tailing" in order to obtain private information or access restricted areas. They exploit individuals who hold doors open for others without taking proper precautions. We must effectively control visitor behavior, take necessary precautions, and promptly report any suspicious conduct. By doing this, we can help limit unauthorized access and protect the organization's resources and confidential...

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a cyber-attack where criminals impersonate executives or partners to deceive employees into fraudulent transactions or sharing sensitive data. The security risks include financial loss, data breaches, and reputational damage. Follow these tips to prevent BEC attacks: increase awareness, use strong authentication, verify email requests independently, update security practices, establish internal controls, and foster a cybersecurity culture.

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Be aware of pretexting, a deceptive tactic used by cyber attackers to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information. Attackers pose as customers, service providers, or colleagues to gain your trust and extract valuable data. Stay safe by being skeptical of unusual requests, verifying identities independently, and limiting the sharing of personal information. Stay vigilant and verify before sharing to protect yourself from falling victim to pretexting attacks.

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Impersonation on social media involves attackers creating fake profiles to gain trust and manipulate users. To protect yourself, verify the authenticity of an account, review account details for inconsistencies, be cautious of unsolicited requests, use secure communication channels, and report suspicious accounts. By being cautious, you can minimize the risk of falling victim to social media impersonation. Always verify before sharing personal information online.

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Secure your workspace by protecting sensitive information printed on paper through the use of secure storage mechanisms. Create a barrier against intruders by fortifying your physical environment and prioritizing a protected workspace. Do this by simply never letting sensitive information be out in plain sight and ensuring that people who can only access this information are people you trust. 

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To enhance the security of your online accounts, enable multi-factor authentication (MFA). By requiring multiple verification steps, such as a code delivered to a trusted device, MFA adds an extra layer of security. Think of it as a digital fortress that prevents unauthorized access.

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When using delivery apps, it is important to avoid revealing unnecessary personal information and be wary of any odd requests. Take the time to review your settings and read the privacy statement to understand how your information or data is handled. Make sure that your location is handled securely. Always exercise caution and take steps to protect your personal data against potential theft or fraud when using delivery apps.

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Before utilizing a USB drive, ensure that you consult your IT staff to confirm its legitimacy and verify if you are authorized to plug it in. Avoid using unauthorized or suspicious USB drives, as they may contain harmful programs that can infect your systems or compromise your data. Exercising caution when using USB drives is essential to maintaining the company's data security.

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Always double-check the recipient's identity before sending sensitive files to prevent accidental data leakage. This can be done by verifying the name or email address to ensure that the files reach the intended person, reducing the risk of data exposure and protecting company information. By being cautious and attentive, we can maintain data confidentiality and protect sensitive data.

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