Your data could be copied and harvested by cyber criminals.

Make sure you�re the only one spending your money by:

Using safe network

Employing strong passwords (password managers FTW!)
Being careful about which websites you shop at
Never saving your card details in an online account
Verifying your transactions weekly to make sure

Cyber Security Tip #3: Should you plug that in?

Careful on what you plug into your computer.

Never use a USB whose source you don�t know! It can be infected with malware that
can even resist formatting.

Don�t let curiosity get the best of you.

Cyber Security Tip #4: Who�s that friend request from?

Facebook friends or foes?

Cyber criminals often create fake profiles to befriend you. The ultimate goal is to
get you to leak confidential data to them (either about you or the company you work
for). Be careful of the friend requests you accept.

Trust no Facebook friend (unless you know them in real life and you�re absolutely,
positively sure they can be trusted).

Cyber Security Tip #5: How to protect your passwords in real life
Who�s looking over your shoulder?

Did you know that bystanders or co-workers can steal your passwords only by peeking
at what you�re typing?

This is especially true is your passwords are as easy as 123456 (please change them
if it�s the case).

Take a look around and make sure everything�s safe before typing a password. Also:
NEVER share your passwords. Ever.

Cyber Security Tip #6: You still need antivirus (yes, really)
Get protection for your connection!