Cyber Hygiene

All answer about Cyber Hygiene.Except?

• Allow data access from unauthorized users

• keep data safe and well-protected

• maintaining properly functioning devices by protecting them from outside attacks, such as malware

• keeping sensitive data organized, safe, and

  secure from theft and outside attacks.

How to protect your personal Security?

• Show your password to Media Social

• Always open your computer when you leave your desk

• Update your anti-virus only once in a few years

• Delete cookies weekly

Which type of cyber attack is commonly performed through emails?

• Trojans

• Phishing

• Worms

• Ransomware

For maximum security, passwords should be made up of

• Lower case letters only

• Memorable names and dates

• A sequence of numbers or letters

• Upper and lower case letters numbers and symbols

When using a computer at work, what should you never do?

• Send emails to friends and family

• Change your password

• Back up files regularly

• Disable the firewall

If you share too much information on social media, what may you be at risk of?

• Phishing

• Malware

• Identity theft

• Ransomware

Working at your desk, you've received an email from Microsoft explaining that your password it out of date, and you must set a new one. The link within the email will guide you through it. Your next step is?

• Follow the link and reset your password

• Ignore the email and delete it

• Reset your password manually

• Ask a colleague

You've become paranoid about that email, and you've decided to reset your password - which is best to choose?

• C!@rk-I7

• CyberCloudSupport

• Password12345

• ifinishworkatfiveeveryday

• ih1bopedblfw

Your computer has just been infected with Ransomware and the hacker is demanding £1,000 before releasing it. What do you do?

• Send an email to the IT guy in the office.

• Try your best to get rid of it before anyone finds out

• Pay the ransom. You need your files back!

• Disconnect your computer from the network.

Great news!  Your computer is now clear of Ransomware and you're ready to start working again.  What will you do first?

• Backup the data as soon as you can.

• Continue working as normal

• Reinstall the USB stick, as you still don't know who it belongs to

• Nothing, it's been dealt with.