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Cybersecurity
6 Everyday objects that can threaten your Cybersecurity We have to worry about many forms of cyberattacks
1. Printers are overlooked security risks Printers are helpful gadgets that can complete your home office. But hackers see them as easy access points to infiltrate your systems. Cybercriminals could steal your data and spin into your network if you have a unsecured printer connected to the internet.
Use these 5 critical security steps to keep hackers out! - Update your firmware - Limit access to those who you trust - Keep it off the network - Set a password - Secure networked printers, too
2. Your trash been is a treasure trove for identity thieves Thieves can find plenty of personal information in your garbage can. They look for documents with personal information like
- Pre-approved credit card offers - credit card bills - Bank statements - Medical Records
Paperwork like this can contain your address, social security number, email address, employment history, bank account information and more.
3. Hard drives can also become a physical cybersecurity threats You should erase your hard drive when you get rid of an old computer or laptop. It might initially seem scary since there are so many important files and images on your hard drives. That's why you should back them up to the cloud.
4. Even a USB can threaten your digital safety You're walking around and you see a usb on the ground. Maybe you decide to pick it up and return it to the owner. If there isn't a lost and found nearby, you might plug it into your computer. That way, you can find out who the owner is.
You should also be cautious of your personal USB's. If they carry sensitive information, a lost usb could be a dangerous tool in the hand of a criminal. They could steal your identity with sensitive files inside
5. Routers can put your home network at risk Are you still using your router's default password? Bad idea. Most routers have a default password that is the same for multiple units. If cyber criminals attempt to log in your network
6. Old smartphones can endanger your digital life. Let's say you just bought a new phone. What do you do with the old one? Sure, you could throw it in the drawer and forget about it
But if you're savvy, you might want to turn around and sell it. However, you shouldn't just stroll into a secondhand store and sell it immediately.
https://calendly.com/ruthierocks
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By Ruthie RocksSaftey Tips 🙄🙄
Cybersecurity
6 Everyday objects that can threaten your Cybersecurity We have to worry about many forms of cyberattacks
1. Printers are overlooked security risks Printers are helpful gadgets that can complete your home office. But hackers see them as easy access points to infiltrate your systems. Cybercriminals could steal your data and spin into your network if you have a unsecured printer connected to the internet.
Use these 5 critical security steps to keep hackers out! - Update your firmware - Limit access to those who you trust - Keep it off the network - Set a password - Secure networked printers, too
2. Your trash been is a treasure trove for identity thieves Thieves can find plenty of personal information in your garbage can. They look for documents with personal information like
- Pre-approved credit card offers - credit card bills - Bank statements - Medical Records
Paperwork like this can contain your address, social security number, email address, employment history, bank account information and more.
3. Hard drives can also become a physical cybersecurity threats You should erase your hard drive when you get rid of an old computer or laptop. It might initially seem scary since there are so many important files and images on your hard drives. That's why you should back them up to the cloud.
4. Even a USB can threaten your digital safety You're walking around and you see a usb on the ground. Maybe you decide to pick it up and return it to the owner. If there isn't a lost and found nearby, you might plug it into your computer. That way, you can find out who the owner is.
You should also be cautious of your personal USB's. If they carry sensitive information, a lost usb could be a dangerous tool in the hand of a criminal. They could steal your identity with sensitive files inside
5. Routers can put your home network at risk Are you still using your router's default password? Bad idea. Most routers have a default password that is the same for multiple units. If cyber criminals attempt to log in your network
6. Old smartphones can endanger your digital life. Let's say you just bought a new phone. What do you do with the old one? Sure, you could throw it in the drawer and forget about it
But if you're savvy, you might want to turn around and sell it. However, you shouldn't just stroll into a secondhand store and sell it immediately.
https://calendly.com/ruthierocks
Watch the video and find out more!