Cyber security module 1 of 2.pptx
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Editor's Notes
- #7 The most common used is Phishing, using social engineering techniques – jargon busting
- #10 Are we backing up data to a secure location- client data etc?
- #12 Also, not to my name- it should also prompt me to log onto my account- not click on a link!
- #14 They will keep this up for days, so that you will trust them before asking for money, or sending you a link
- #15 The 4 phases of social engineering
- #16 The 4 phases of social engineering – social engineering can be used in a number of ways, we will look at a example next-
- #17 Video
- #18 For example- pretending to be your boss with an emergency – authority and urgency-
- #19 They can Google a buisnress owner and find out as much about them as they can to make these emails sound like them, but it always better to be safe than sorry and check
- #21 If you post on FB with your dog Monty, I will guess your password is Monty- but you are actually being hacked by bots, who will be searching for anything they can find about you
- #22 All of these are really strong- don’t forget about old accounts- Amazon, Netflix, Boots, Banks, Emails etc- So if one account gets hacked, it won’t be all of them- Salting is mixing in the number, not dictionary words-miss-spell words
- #23 I used the dirty dancing example here – if you can’t remember the last time you changed your password- change it!- Demo- if manging multiple account you may want to use Lastpass etc