Digital Footprints of cyber security

1. Written by:
Hannah Brock
Nicolaus Lopez
Rachel Roberson
Natalie Quinchia
Alissa Ovalle
Digital Footprints
&
Cyber Security
Presented by:
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2. Digital Footprint
“Every day most of us contribute to an evolving
public presentation of who we are that anyone can
see and that we cannot erase. We might think we
are at home on our laptops, cell phones or iPads
communicating with just a few people on our
friends list. But in reality we are in a huge
auditorium speaking into a public address system
to a world that can record and distribute
everything we say.”

3. What is a Digital Footprint
● Digital footprint is the presence that you leave behind
online
● It is a trail of data that is associated with your online
name
● Your digital footprint is PERMANENT
● Digital Footprint

5. How to Leave a Positive Footprint
Make your password strong- and DO NOT share it with
anyone
Always remember to logout when you are finished online
Know what information about you is available for the
public to see
Check privacy setting and adjust them from the default
Most importantly… T.H.I.N.K. before you post or search
5 Ways to Make a Positive Digital Footprint

7. What is Cyber Security?
Cyber Security 101
Protection of your computer and network against:
Unauthorized attacks
Unwanted data
It matters to everyone
http://www.forbes.com/sites/larrymagid/2014/10/01/why-cyber-security-matters-to-everyone/

8. It is how all personal and private information stored on the web is
able to stay private and secure
Personal information is stored, accessed, and processed all
throughout the web
Doctors
Government
Bank
Amazon
According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology,
the U.S. will need 700,000 new cyber security professionals by
2015.
Why is Cyber Security Important?

9. ● What is the financial impact? Can you
guess how much money cybercrime
has cost us?
● "The world isn’t run by weapons anymore, or energy, or
money. It’s run by little ones and zeros, little bits of data...
There’s a war out there... and it’s not about who’s got the
most bullets. It’s about who controls the information.”
(Federation of American Scientists)

11. Phishing
What is Phishing?
http://security.fsu.edu/content/down
load/298639/2091991/oneclick.m
p4
How to spot a Phish:
- AVOID attachments and links
in suspicious e-mails

12. Questions?
Comments?