Basic Computer and Internet Safety Tips.pptx

Basic Computer and Internet Safety Tips.pptx

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  Basic Computer andInternet Safety Tips Sapiens AI T eam Protecting Yourself in the Digital World
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  Understanding the Risks Malware,Viruses, & Ransomware Phishing and Scams Deceptive Attempts Credential Theft Malicious Software Data Encryption • Tricks individuals into revealing sensitive information. • Impersonates trusted entities like banks or companies. • Uses emails, messages, or fake websites. • Disrupts, damages, or gains unauthorized access. • Viruses attach to programs, spreading on execution. • Ransomware encrypts data, demanding payment. • Spreads via infected downloads or email attachments. • Aims to steal logins, financial, and personal data. Identity Theft Data Breaches Unauthorized Use Personal Data Compromised Data Impact Assessment • Stealing personal information for illicit gain. • Unauthorized access or exposure of sensitive data.
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  Strong Passwords andAccount Security Crafting Robust Passwords Fortifying Login with 2 FA Streamlining Credentials • Prioritize length: aim for 12+ • Adds a critical • Securely store and generate characters. second layer of verification. unique, complex passwords. • Mix characters: uppercase, • Eliminate the need to remember lowercase, numbers, symbols. • Protects accounts even if passwords are compromised. multiple credentials. • Avoid personal details and • Requires only one strong master predictable patterns. password for access. • Utilize • Ensure unique passwords for authenticator apps or physical keys. every online service. Complexity Length Uniqueness Extra Layer Protection Verification Centralized Generation Convenience
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  Safe Browsing Habits SecureConnections (HTTPS) Beware of Phishing & Optimize Privacy Controls Malware • Regularly Review Settings • Verify 'https://' Protocol • Hover Before Clicking Links • Manage Cookies & Tracking • Look for Padlock Icon • Download from Trusted Sources Take control of your digital footprint by managing how browsers handle your data and history. Ensures your data is encrypted during transmission, protecting it from eavesdroppers. Suspicious links can lead to malicious sites designed to steal data or install malware. Encryption Authentication Phishing Malware Data Privacy Tracking
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  Protecting Your Devices StayUpdated: Software & OS Antivirus & Anti-Malware Regularly update to patch security flaws and enhance performance. Essential defense against malicious threats and destructive malware attacks. Updates Security Patches Malware Protection Threat Defense Firewall: First Line Defense Regular Data Backups Block unauthorized access by controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic. Safeguard your precious data from loss, corruption, or unexpected events.
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  Email and CommunicationSafety Identifying Phishing Risky Attachments Digital Etiquette Inspect sender address & domain. Hover over suspicious links to preview. Be wary of urgent or threatening language. Never provide login or sensitive info. Don't open unsolicited file attachments. Think before you click any link or button. Verify sender for unexpected emails. Protect your personal information online. Always scan downloads with antivirus. Use unique and complex passwords. Guard against ransomware payloads. Report suspicious activity to IT. Scam Alert Email Security Malware Protection Data Breach Untrusted Sources Online Habits Cyber Hygiene Privacy Fraud Prevention Your Digital Fortress
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  Privacy and Social Media ControlYour Digital Gates Regular Review Customization Default Settings Actively adjust privacy options on all social platforms. Understand what data is shared by default. Content is Permanent Irreversible Impact Future Implications Digital Footprint Assume all online content is permanent and publicly accessible. Think before you share.
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  Public Wi-Fi andMobile Security Fortify Mobile Device Security Unsecured Wi-Fi: High Risks • Data Interception: Eavesdroppers steal sensitive info. Strong Passcodes: Use complex and unique codes. • Malware Infections: Devices vulnerable to threats. • Identity Theft: Personal data exposed easily. Biometric Authentication: Enable face/fingerprint ID. Public Networks Vulnerable Exposed Data Remote Wipe Features: For lost or stolen devices. VPN: Your Digital Shield • Encrypts Data: Protects Keep Software Updated: Patch vulnerabilities promptly. communications. • Masks IP Address: Ensures anonymity.
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  What to DoIf Compromised Immediate Steps After a Breach Changing Passwords & Notifying Banks Reporting Incidents & Seeking Help Disconnect from internet. Report identity theft or scams to relevant authorities (e.g., FTC, local police). Change passwords on all key accounts. Document suspicious activity. Enable Multi-Factor Initiate full system malware scan. Contact cybersecurity professionals for expert assistance if needed. Authentication (MFA). Contact banks and credit card companies. CRITICAL PROTECT SUPPORT For further assistance, contact: x@y.com