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Cybersecurity: Safeguarding Your Data and Privacy

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Remember, following best practices is essential to protect your personal and company information.

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3. What should you do if you receive a suspicious email asking for sensitive information?
Download unknown attachments or files from email messages.
Ignore the email but keep it in your inbox for later.
Report to KO-CIRT team (click right-top button on email)
Click on any links in the email to check their destination.
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1.Why is it important not to share your login credentials with others, even colleagues?
It prevents unauthorized access to sensitive company data.
It reduces the risk of data breaches and cybersecurity threats
Actions under your login are your responsibility.
It protects your account from being misused or compromised.
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5. What is NOT the correct practice to secure your laptop?
Store your laptop in a secure place, such as a drawer, when not in use.
Leave the screen unlocked to save time when you return.
Lock the screen before leaving.
Sign out from the shared laptop when not in use.
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2.What is a best practice to keep your password safe?
Print your passwords as barcodes and place them in public areas.
Write your passwords on sticky notes.
Share your passwords with colleagues you trust.
Avoid sharing your password, even with colleagues.
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4. Why should you avoid downloading attachments from unknown emails?
They might take up too much disk space.
Because they may not be useful for your work.
It’s against company productivity guidelines.
They could contain malware, such as viruses or ransomware.