Did you know… careless habits when using the Internet may put you, your organization, and other users at risk of cyberattacks?

Avoid making online posts that can harm your image or your organization's

Reflect before posting. Even if you delete the original content, remember that copies that were made will not be deleted from third-party devices, which brings some risks

Limit the volume of sensitive information you provide online. Keep data such as marital status, address, and telephone, private

Turn on your browser and social media’s privacy configurations, therefore decreasing the volume of information you provide online

Practice secure browsing and try not to access doubtful content. Remember that one careless click can expose sensitive data or infect devices with malware

Make sure you use a secure Internet connection by avoiding public Wi-Fi networks and using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) provided by your organization for performing work tasks in a secure way

Choose a security software that has real-time protection programs and keep it up to date

Use robust passwords, according to the effective security policy of your organization (learn how in point 1)

Always use websites with secure, encrypted connections for searching or shopping

Do not access links or download documents or apps that are considered suspicious or come from websites that are not trustworthy

Pay attention to the people you talk to online. Attackers often create fake profiles to access sensitive personal and professional information