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      STAY SAFE ONLINE Cyberspace is expanding rapidly, and so are the risks associated with it. The more we hear about scams, hacks, malware and other threats, the more the Internet feels like a dangerous place – which, to some extent, it is. Cyber crimes not only target technological weaknesses in organisational procedures but also exploit users. It doesn’t matter if you’re employed in a mature organisation or still pursuing your studies – if you have access to the Internet, you are at risk. That’s why staying safe online is a major concern for Internet users. Our book of the month for October, Security in the Digital World , offers indispensable personal digital security advice that can help you protect your privacy and stay safe online. Let’s look at the top 10 tips: 1....
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        Keep Personal Information Professional and Limited. ... Keep Your Privacy Settings On. ... Practice Safe Browsing. ... Make Sure Your Internet Connection is Secure. ... Be Careful What You Download. ... Choose Strong Passwords.
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  1. Create Complex Passwords. We know you’ve heard it before, but creating strong, unique passwords for all your critical accounts really is the best way to keep your personal and financial information safe. 2. Boost Your Network Security. Now that your logins are safer, make sure that your connections are secure. When at home or work, you probably use a passwor d  protected router that encrypts your data 3. Use a Firewall . Even if your network is secure, you should still use a firewall.