This document provides cyber security tips for keeping personal information safe online. It recommends not reusing passwords, avoiding passwords based on personal details, and only shopping on secure websites. Additionally, it advises updating software and devices regularly, enabling security features like private browsing, and being cautious about sharing personal information publicly or on social media. The tips aim to promote safe online practices by suggesting users think carefully before posting or downloading content, and to be wary of potential phishing scams.

1. CYBER SECURITY TIPS
 Please do not use the same password on different sites.
 Passwords based in personal information such as ID number, date of birth, family
pet names, or any family member name are strongly discouraged.
 Make sure to purchase only on known secured online sites HTTPS:// Protocol-
based. If you do purchase online please be cautious to follow up your bank
account status.
 Avoid reading or opening any suspicious mails from unknown emails or links.
 Nowadays, our mobile phone contains several personal info such as passwords,
bank accounts, etc. Always keep to yourself any passwords or secret patterns to
access your mobile phone or to any services such as photo gallery, and keep on
mind to restore to factory settings if you leave your phone for repair or to
someone else. Deactivate geolocation.
 If you are using a free Wi-Fi spot, be sure to navigate on non-important content
only.
 Home Routers: Replace the original password (usually found under the router
itself), change the SSID and upgrade the security using WPA2 protocols.
 Keep your software updated for better performance and experience of your PC,
mobile phone, tablets.
 Upgrade and activate the security options in order to navigate sites safely:
activate private browsing or “incognito” mode, delete cookies and sites history to
avoid malware.
 Give yourself 60 seconds before you publish something on internet.
 Sharing your personal info may not only put yourself at risk but also others close
to you.
 Do not share compromising content like photos or videos.
 Deactivate location tracker
 Don’t rely on social networks, even the most known is unknown. Configure your
privacy to be only seen by your friends, those who you know in real life, the
rest just consider them as just network “buddys”. Never publish personal info,
such as where you live or mobile phone number. Do not ever share your user
names, password keys or security codes.
 Dismiss any commonly used internet trap, such as:
 “Participate in this contest event and win”
 Watch this video! (famous person) you won’t believe what…”
 “Download this App to spy on your friends”
 “Big Sale up to % off…”Don’t do anything on Internet that you wouldn’t do in
real life.