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Learn Cyber Security Basics

Things Change; Keep Yourself Updated - This is one of the most important cyber security basic. To keep secure, regularly update your computer, devices and applications (apps). Log on http://tellemgrodypr.com/

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Learn Cyber Security Basics

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  1. Learn Cyber Security Basics www.tellemgrodypr.com

  2. Don’t want to get hacked? Learn the basics, accept that electronic communications won’t be 100% secure and to be as secure as reasonably possible, be prepared. Here are a few basic steps which you need to know to improve your cyber security. www.tellemgrodypr.com

  3. This is one of the most important cyber security basic. To keep secure, regularly update your computer, devices and applications (apps). 1. Things Change; Keep Yourself Updated - • Passwords are at the core of hacking. Hackers either try to hack your password or exploit some other vulnerability to gain access to passwords, so make sure that all your passwords are completely random and not simple like 123456 or password. 2. Keep Your Passwords Updated - www.tellemgrodypr.com

  4. Never ever use the same password again, either in more than one account, or again in the same account. When a hacker gets your password, they immediately try it for every other service people use. 3. Never Re-Use Passwords - • Do frequent data backups and test them regularly. This protects your data in the event of an operating system crash, • hardware failure, or virus attack. 4. Back Things Up and Test The Backup - www.tellemgrodypr.com

  5. Make sure your computer is protected with up-to-date anti-virus and anti-adware/malware software. 5. Scan – Don’t ever download anything you are invited to download from an email or text message unless you trust the source. Download things when you are pro-actively seeking them and from reputable sources. 6. Practice Safe Computing – • 7. Don’t Worry, Be Happy – • When you get hacked, not if, it’s not the end of the world. It’s the price we pay for the massively powerful convenience of our interconnected devices. Try to minimize the disruption, make use of available safeguards, and don’t worry. www.tellemgrodypr.com

  6. Thanks For Watch www.tellemgrodypr.com Tellem Grody Public Relations,Inc 30745 Pacific Coast Highway, Ste. 243 Malibu, CA USA Zip: 90265 PH: (310) 313-3444

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