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1. SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
Company Profile

2. Why InducteeAwareness Program
We live in a world that is more connected than ever
before. The Internet touches almost all aspects of
everyone’s daily life, whether we realize it or not.
Cyber Security Awareness program is designed to engage
and educate public and private sector partners through
events and initiatives to raise awareness about cyber
security.
Aim is to provide them tools and resources needed to
stay safe online, and increase the resiliency of the Nation
in the event of a cyber incident.
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
• Introduction
• Cyber Security
Threats
• Today’s Agenda
• Current Cyber
Security Status

3. Mal-Wares (WORM, Trojan
Horse, Spyware
Phishing
SPAM Denial-Of-Services
Unauthorized Services Vandalism Sabotage
Fraudulent Transactions Physical Loss
Unauthorized by Insider Ransom ware
Insider Missuses
CyberSecurityThreats
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
• Introduction
• Cyber Security
Threats
• Today’s Agenda
• Current Cyber
Security Status

4. CyberSecurityThreats Scenario
92% of the Indian youth was found to have shared private
information online despite being aware that this is risky.
53% of youngsters trust the virtual world and interact with
strangers
51% of those polled did not care about their online privacy at all
Two out of three polled youngsters had some experience with
cyberbullying and an overwhelming number said they would not
know what to do if they were harassed online.
Cyber security wellness and awareness are an area where strong
Public Private Partnerships can benefit the country.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7BZkubZOFY
Case Study Video of Security related precautions
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
• Introduction
• Cyber Security
Threats
• Today’s Agenda
• Current Cyber
Security Status

5. Awareness ProgramCovers
• Password Security
• USB’s Device Safety
• Data Protection and Destruction
• Email Security & Phishing Awareness's
• Protecting Against Ransom Wares
• URL’s & Safer Web Browsing
• Safe Social Networking
• Mobile Devices Security
• Security Beyond The Office
• Introduction
• Mission and
Vision
• What We Do ?
• Cyber Security
Threats
• Current Cyber
Security Status
• Today’s Agenda
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

6. Passwords Security
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Why Would Someone Want to Steal Your Password?
• Passwords are the only keys that prevent unauthorized entry
to many systems.
• Bad guys may want to corrupt your files.
• Bad guys may want to send embarrassing or offensive emails
as you.
• Bad guys may want to use your system or systems belonging to
your school to compromise other systems.
• Bad guys may want to steal school resources, like bandwidth,
processing power, or storage space.
• Bad guys may want to use school to attack others.
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

7. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Password security Preventions
• Passwords should be separate for diff-2 email accounts
• Don’t ever reveal your passwords to anyone.
• Write down in a secure location
• Change your passwords if compromised suspected.
• Add complexity to passwords like uppercase, lower case,
special char, numbers combination
• Application should be updated and all the latest preventions
applied.
Note: It can be a Computer Passwords, Email
Passwords, and Credit/Debit Cards Passwords …etc.
Passwords Security
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

8. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Case Studies: A wife cheating her husband by forwarding his
confidential email and chats to someone else
A live case study available @ this URL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqGHL3ZEVPc
Passwords Security
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

9. USB Devices Safety
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
• Storage: USB flash drives are hard to track physically, being stored
in bags, backpacks, laptop cases, jackets, trouser pockets, or left at
unattended workstations.
• Usage: tracking corporate data stored on personal flash drives is a
significant challenge; the drives are small, common, and constantly
moving. While many enterprises have strict management policies
toward USB drives, and some companies ban them outright to
minimize risk, others seem unaware of the risks these devices pose
to system security.
A survey shows end users most frequently copy:
• Customer data (25%)
• Financial information (17%)
• Business plans (15%)
• Employee data (13%)
• Marketing plans (13%)
• Intellectual property (6%)
• Source code (6%)
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

10. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
How to Secure USB Drive
• Manually Save Files with a Password
• Protect against Malware: Ensure that all USB devices are checked for
malware before they are connected to the network.
• Control and Limit: In addition to malware scanning, limits can be set on
allowed USB devices and file types based on the user’s role at the
organization.
• Avoid Direct Plug-Ins, the USB security system can securely transfer the
allowed files from the USB drive to a corporate portal from where the
user can download the files.
• Lock Your Flash Drive with USB Safeguard
• Encrypting the Drive with third party tools (True Crypt)
USB Devices Safety
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

11. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Recommended Practices for Portable Storage Media
• Install anti-virus software that will scan any device that connects
to your PC via a peripheral port. (Such as USB).
• Never connect a found jump drive or media device to a PC. Give
any unknown storage device to security or IT personnel near
where you found it.
• Disable the Auto Run and AutoPlay features for all removable
media devices. These features automatically open removable
media when it’s plugged into your USB port or inserted into a
drive.
USB Devices Safety
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

12. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Recommended Practices for Portable Storage Media
• Keep your personal and business data separate. Don’t plug your
personal audio player into your work PC or your work jump drive
into your home PC.
• Secure all sensitive data stored on jump drives using strong
encryption, Also be sure to have a backup copy located in a secure
location.
• On your PC and Network, setup a firewall and install anti-virus
and anti spyware software.
• When you have finished transferring sensitive data from a USB
drive, be sure to delete it using a secure delete utility.
USB Devices Safety
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

13. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Case Studies: Pune firm wins Rs 60 lakh in data theft
case.
USB Devices Safety
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

14. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Data Protection
Data protection – computer protection
Computer Data Security is the process of preventing and
detecting unauthorized use of your computer data.
Computer Data Security is concerned with four main areas:
1. Confidentiality: - Only authorized users can access the data
resources and information.
2. Integrity: - Only authorized users should be able to modify
the data when needed.
3. Availability: - Data should be available to users when needed.
4. Authentication: - are you really communicating with whom
you think you are communicating with.
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

15. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Data Protection
Why is computer data security so important?
Prevention of data theft such as bank acc. No, credit card info, Pwds,
work related documents/sheets, etc. is essential in today’s
communications. Our day to day actions depend on the security of the
data paths.
Data present in a computer can also be misused by unauthorized
intrusions. An intruder can modify and change the program source codes
and can also use your pictures or email accounts to create derogatory
content such as pornographic images, fake misleading and offensive
social accounts.
Malicious intents can also be a factor in computer security. Intruders
often use your computers for attacking other computers or websites or
networks for creating havoc.
Vengeful Bad guys might crash someone’s computer system to create
data loss. DDOS attacks can be made to prevent access to websites by
crashing the server.
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

16. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Email Security
Email is important because it creates a fast, reliable form of
communication that is free and easily accessible. It is not characterized
by the inconveniences that are generally associated with traditional
communication media, such as telephone or postal mail.
Every day, millions of emails are sent from companies to customers and
suppliers, from employees to their managers and from one coworker to
another. There are several reasons for the dominance of email when
compared to other methods of communication.
Few Email Benefits are ?
1. Immediacy
2. Record Keeping
3. Low Costs
4. Marketing
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

17. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Email Security
Basic Reasons of Attacks on Email Accounts
• When one discloses his or her password to another person
• Forgetting to log out from public computers
• Technologically based processes of hacking are that of Phishing,
Cookie Hijacking and Key logging.
• Lack of awareness about legal remedies to sue a bad man.
Challenges of email security
• Ongoing threats that spread through email
• Hoaxes – fake news sent by email
• Spam – massive, anonymous and unwanted messages
• Phishing messages
• Malware propagation
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

18. • PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Email Security
Case Studies:
https://blog.returnpath.com/top-7-phishing-scams-of-2013/
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

19. Safer Web Browsing
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
DEVELOP SAFE SURFING HABITS
Secure web browsing is a game of changing tactics. Just when
you think you’ve made your computer as safe to use as
possible, the landscape changes.
Cyber criminals are constantly developing new methods to
hijack your system, and unless you stay ahead of the game
you could find yourself with a very large problem.
Student’s access shared public networks more often than just
about any other group of users online, it’s critical for students
to take precautions to protect themselves from malicious
software or users online.
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

20. Safer Web Browsing
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Make Web Browsing Secure by Following these Steps
• Don’t download free media
• Don’t store your payment information online
• Don’t overshare personal information on
social media accounts
• Change passwords regularly
• Keep your browser software up-to-date
• Run anti-virus software
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

21. Safer Web Browsing
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
Make Web Browsing Secure by Following these Steps
• Scan downloaded files before executing
• Watch out for phishing
• Don’t reuse passwords
• Use HTTPS: The “s” in “https” stands for secure
• Read privacy policies
• Regularly monitor your bank statements
• Avoid public or free Wi-Fi
• Disable stored passwords
• Turn on your browser’s popup blocker
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

22. Ransom ware
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
A ransomware is a type of malware that locks your files, data or
the PC itself and extorts money from you in order to provide
access. This is a new way for malware writers to ‘collect funds’
for their dishonest activities on the web.
The second type of ransomware prevents access to files to
potentially critical or valuable files like documents and
spreadsheets
Ransomware is considered "scare ware" as it forces users to pay
a fee (or ransom) by scaring or threatening them.

23. Ransom ware
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
How Does Ransomware Work?

24. Ransom ware
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
What can you do to protect against ransomware
• Back up your data
• Show hidden file-extensions
• Filter EXEs in email
• Disable files running from AppData/LocalAppData folders
• Disable RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)
• Patch or Update your software
• Disconnect from Wi-Fi or unplug from the network immediately
• Use System Restore to get back to a known-clean state
• Set the BIOS clock back

25. Safe Social Networking
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
Today’s world is a global village. Everyone is connected to one
another in this vast network generated by the Internet.
This electronic independence is inherently dependent upon
the Internet. It illuminates the lives of thousands of people by
spreading knowledge internationally, thereby making us global
citizens.
In the past, the communicating and free sharing of thoughts
among people were restricted by long distance, nationality
and/or religion.
As of 2015 the world’s largest social networking company,
Facebook, has 1.49 billion active users, and the number of
users is increasing every year
72 percent of high school and 78 percent of college students
spend time on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.

26. Safe Social Networking
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
Advice for young adults on social media NOT TO DO
!!
• Never Post Illegal Activities
• Avoid Bullying class mates
• Don’t Trash Your Teachers
• Don’t Post Objectionable Content from School Computers or
Networks
• Don’t Post Confidential Information
• Don’t Overly Specific Location Check-Ins
• Don’t Lie/Cheat/Plagiarize
• Don’t Threaten Violence
• Ignore School-Specific Policies
• Unprofessional Public Profiles
• Never Rely on Privacy Settings 100%
• Post Emotionally
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE

27. Safe Social Networking
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE
Negative impact of SNS in student’s life
• Reduced learning and research capabilities
• Multitasking ability down
• Reduction in real human contact
• Reduces command over language use age and creative writing
skills
• Time wastage
• Low grades due to low lack if desired information.
• Loss of motivation in students
• Effect on health
• PASSWORD
SECURITY
• USB DEVICE
SAFITY
• DATA PROTECTION
• EMAIL SECURITY
• RANSOMWARE
• URL & SAFER WEB
BROWSING
• SAFE SOCIAL
NETWORKING
• MOBILE DEVICES
SECURITY
• SECURITY BEYOND
THE OFFICE

28. Free Tips ?
Be extra careful when computer sharing and never save
usernames and passwords when using a web browser on a
shared computer.
Why? Bad guys can use software to retrieve usernames and
passwords on a browser by the time a student leaves a
computer and heads for the next class.
Set up a password for your smartphone so you can remotely
wipe it in case you lose it.
Why? This extra measure of security prevents unauthorized
users who may find your phone from retrieving your
information.
Disable the GPS function associated with the camera on
your smartphone.
Why? Because photos contain metadata and give away your
exact location.
• CCFIS’s Free Tips
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29. Free Tips ?
Don’t respond to texts from people you don’t know, “Friend”
people you don’t know on Facebook, and don’t post information on
Facebook when you’re getting ready to change your location―to
attend an event, run an errand, or take a trip later that day or in the
future. Make sure to check Facebook’s privacy settings to ensure
posts are set to “Friends” and not “Public.”
Why? Concealing your location can help prevent cyber stalking and
it keeps would-be robbers from knowing that you’re away from
home.
Watch out for “Google Bombing” and avoid clicking on the links to
unknown news sources when searching for a popular topic.
Why? Hackers and others take advantage of big news stories, such
as the April 2016 death of the artist, Prince, to get their site high on
the Google rankings and increase the chances that their link will be
clicked on, allowing them to use malware to steal personal
information.
information.
• CCFIS’s Free Tips
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE

30. Free Tips ?
Turn off the Bluetooth on any phones or devices.
Why? It prevents hackers’ ability to steal contact lists and other
information.
Set a password to unlock your phone―and don’t share it.
Why? This first line of defense makes it extremely difficult for
anyone who doesn’t know the password to break into your phone
and access your information.
Be aware of risks using open Wi-Fi at school.
Why? Hackers can use “sniffing” software to steal usernames and
passwords and hijack your computer.
• CCFIS’s Free Tips
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31. Free Tips ?
• Use HTTPS:// websites for online transactions
• Don’t use same Pwds for all
• Delete Inactive accounts
• Upload personal pictures on social media carefully
• Screen locks on screens of mobile or computers
• Install apps from trusted sources
• Uninstall unnecessary apps from mobile
• Avoid sensitive information on mobile
• Avoid online offers
• Don’t save debit cards/credit cards details on email and phones
• Changes your passwords regularly
• User Cash on Delivery for unfamiliar websites
• Check files extension before execution
• Use proper security policy apply on social media accounts
• CCFIS’s Free Tips
SAFETY IS NOT A SLOGAN - IT’S A WAY OF LIFE