The document outlines essential cyber security practices for IT users, emphasizing the importance of strong passwords, regular software updates, and the use of antivirus protection. It advises on data encryption, safe handling of sensitive information, and the need to be cautious of phishing attacks and malware. Additionally, it encourages promoting cyber security awareness and provides contact details for further assistance.

1. Cyber Security Pledge
Every IT user must vouch.
Security Is Our First Priority!

2. Password/s
Use strong P@55//0rds.
Store passwords in secure service or application.

3. Computer Unlocked
Never leave your computer unlocked or alone in
public.
Consider using authorised anti-theft application on
your laptop or mobile device.

4. Keep computer softwares up-to-
date.
Configure your computer to download and install
security updates automatically.

5. Use antivirus and personal
firewalls always on.
Configure your computer's anti-virus software to
update automatically every day
Keep windows/os firewalls always on.

6. Safeguard institutional data and
my own personal data
If storing sensitive data on such media is necessary,
ensure that the data is encrypted.
Perform regular backups of your data.

7. Think before I click.
Get yourself aware of phishing attacks.
Malwares in emails, CV’s, marketing documents,
quotation/proposal documents and more.

8. Treat mobile as another
computer.
Your pledge to cyber security should apply to your computer as
well as your mobile devices.
● Running the latest version apps,
● Disable wireless and Bluetooth if not in use.
● Enable encryption mechanisms, if available.
● Regularly backup data stored on your mobile device.
● Follow secure disposal practices.

9. Report suspected security
concerns immediately
For staff- if you suspect your computer has been compromised, take the following steps:
● Disconnect the computer from the network.
● Do not log off, shut down or reboot.
● Contact your department IT support staff or DSP and the Information Security
Office.
● Preserve any log information not resident on the compromised computer.

10. Not share copyright protected
materials without authorization
You might not like it, but copyrighted materials are
protected by law.
We all HAVE to obey the laws. At time they are our
only source of lifeline.

11. Help promote cyber security
awareness on campus
Share the Cyber Security Pledge with your friends
and colleagues.
Subscribe to online cyber campaigns on :
social media like twitter, linkedin and more.

12. For more details or web security
services please contact us
email@infoamgnum.com
+91 76758 42109 ,
https://www.infomagnum.com