Personal Cyber Security
Personal cybersecurity awareness guide covering public Wi-Fi, password hygiene, phishing emails, and device security best practices.
Personal Cybersecurity: What Not to Do
🔐 Cybersecurity isn’t just a corporate issue—it’s everyone’s concern. Small mistakes in daily life can lead to major risks.
🚫 What Not to Do When Using Public Wi-Fi
- We should not log in to banking and financial apps
- We should not connect to corporate email or VPN accounts
- We should not leave automatic Wi-Fi connection enabled
- We should not conduct transactions on non-SSL (http) sites
🔑 Password and Account Security
- We should not use the same password in multiple places
- We should not choose easily guessable passwords (e.g., 123456, birthdate, etc.)
- We should not disable two-factor authentication
📩 Email and Messages
- We should not click on links from unknown sources
- We should not reflexively respond to emails requesting “urgent action”
- We should not open file attachments unless we are certain of their source
📱 Device Security
- We should not postpone updates
- We should not use unlicensed or cracked software
- We should not disable screen locks on phones and computers
🎯 Let’s not forget
Attackers target people, not systems.
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