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#Day 30 of 30 days FEEDBACK AND QUESTION Kindly send us your feedback or if you have any question to ask, don’t hesitate to DM, Call or send a mail. Contact us on: [email protected] or [email protected] Call/WhatsApp: 09075445601, 07037148729 Be safe and stay safe Online #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CG-VHXxD9qC/?igshid=16mt51bop7x7e

Day 29 of 30 days IN CONCLUSION Gone are the days of simple firewalls and antivirus software(Avast or Smadav) being your sole security measures. Business leaders can no longer leave information security to cybersecurity professionals. Cyber threats can come from any level of your organization. You must educate your staff about simple social engineering scams like phishing and more sophisticated cybersecurity attacks like Ransomware attacks(don’t pray to be a victim) or other malware designed to steal intellectual property or personal data. The truth of the matter is whether you are an individual, small business or large multinational, you rely on computer systems every day. Pair this with the rise in cloud services, poor cloud service security, smartphones and the Internet of Things (IoT) and we have a myriad of cybersecurity threats that didn't exist a few decades ago. We need to understand the difference between Cybersecurity and Information Security, even though they are becoming more similar. #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CG7LEPKDT9a/?igshid=5pk5506ln7wq

Day 28 of 30 days SOCIAL MEDIA SECURITY TIPS Regular check of your social media security measures will help keep you ahead of the bad actors. At least once a quarter, be sure to review: 1. Social network privacy settings. Social media companies routinely update their privacy settings. This can impact your account. For example, a social network might update its privacy settings to give you more precise control over how your data is used. 2. Access and publishing privileges. Check who has access to your social media management platform and social accounts. Update as needed. Make sure all former employees have had their access revoked. Check for anyone who’s changed roles and no longer needs the same level of access. 3. Recent social media security threats. Maintain a good relationship with your company’s IT team. They can keep you informed of any new social media security risks they become aware of. And keep an eye on the news—big hacks and major new threats will be reported in mainstream news outlets. 4. Your social media policy. This policy should evolve over time. As new networks gain popularity, security best practices change and new threats emerge. A quarterly review will make sure this document remains useful and helps to keep your social accounts safe. #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CG4STOEjPNQ/?igshid=1mhv9dpt6x5us

#Day 27 of 30 days SOCIAL MEDIA SECURITY TIPS You may have whole teams of people working on social media messaging, post creation, or customer service. But that certainly doesn’t mean that everyone needs to know the passwords to your social accounts. It’s critical to have a system in place that allows you to revoke access to accounts when someone leaves your organization or changes roles. Kindly, contact us to learn more about how this works. #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CG1pn7LDiS4/?igshid=1kct6nu1ey8lm

#Day 26 of 30 days SOCIAL MEDIA SECURITY TIPS These training sessions are also an opportunity to review the latest threats on social. You can talk about whether there are any sections of the policy that need updating. It’s not all doom and gloom. Social media training also equips your team to use social tools effectively. When employees understand best practices, they feel confident using social media for their work. They’re then well-equipped to use social media for both personal and professional purposes. #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CGzJbF6j-ns/?igshid=1ul6xt5wzbwg1

#Day 25 of 30 days SOCIAL MEDIA SECURITY TIPS At minimum, your social media policy should include: Brand guidelines that explain how to talk about your company on social. Rules related to confidentiality and personal social media use. Social media activities to avoid, like Facebook quizzes that ask for personal information. Which departments or team members are responsible for each social media account. Guidelines related to copyright and confidentiality. Guidelines on how to create an effective password and how often to change passwords. Expectations for keeping software and devices updated. How to identify and avoid scams, attacks, and other security threats. Who to notify and how to respond if a social media security concern arises. Happy Last Sunday in the month of October! #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CGxC8YQjqAv/?igshid=ispramol33e3

#Day 24 of 30 days WHAT TO DO AFTER PHISHING ATTACK Your employees aren’t a security problem. They’re part of the solution. Educate and empower your employees to beat the cyber threats they face with Solution Home of Technology security awareness & anti-phishing training. For more info, call 09075445601 or 08094732266 _Remember to pray for the peace of our dear Nation 🇳🇬 according to Psa.122 vs 6. This’s our own Jerusalem._ #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CGuM83wD6Kp/?igshid=xjdcftldn7m

#Day 23 of 30 days WHAT TO DO AFTER PHISHING ATTACK If you think your identity has been stolen, go to https://www.identitytheft.gov/ and follow the instructions. _For lack of guidance a nation falls, but victory is won through many advisers. Therefore, let seek advice from God in the place of Prayer for our great Nation._ *We anticipate a new Nigeria full Peace and Justice.* #UTTWA #Techtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CGrs1pqjTLH/?igshid=1ck2qbi1b2m7y