Stay Vigilant, Stay Security Aware in 2024!

Lock it when you leave it

When you leave your workstation, even if only for a few minutes, lock the workstation. Do the same with all smartphones and tablets. This action is incredibly simple yet incredibly important.

Improve Passwords

Make a commitment to ensuring your accounts and devices are all protected by strong, unique passwords. Consider getting a password manager to help, which is software that can create, store, and sync login credentials.

Digital Cleansing

How many applications do you have installed on your smartphone? When was the last time you double-checked the privacy and security settings of those applications? Set up monthly calendar.
reminders to delete any applications you don’t regularly use, and occasionally check privacy and security settings.

Take caution when clicking

You won’t get phished if you don’t click. Carefully inspect all messages and links before clicking.

Prioritizing Privacy

Take control of your personal privacy by limiting what you share, reducing permissions within applications, and utilizing services that don’t build their business model around collecting information.

Implement Multi-factor Authentication

Even your strongest password won’t matter if it gets exposed in a data breach. For that reason, it’s vital to implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) wherever it’s offered. MFA blocks
access to an account until you can provide an additional code, which is usually sent via a secondary communication method or authenticator application.