Held every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month is co-led by the National Cybersecurity Alliance and the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency to help all Americans stay safer online.
Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart
Every October, we gather our top resources to help internet users of all ages stay safe online. Check out the links here for tips, cybersecurity news and safety best practices.
Be sure to share with your friends and family, colleagues and social networks. Remember, everyone deserves a safe internet experience.
Ransomware webinar
Every 40 seconds, a business falls victim to ransomware. Learn how to protect your organization. Tune in Oct. 28 for “The Ransomware Gold Rush: Preparing for the new wave of attacks.”
Get FREE cybersecurity awareness training from ESET
Knowing the basics of strong passwords, recognizing phishing attempts and knowing how to protect your identity will go a long way toward helping you enjoy safer technology.
#BeCyberSmart as a family
It’s no secret that today’s kids are fully immersed in technology and live their own digital lives. Explore our articles and videos on SaferKidsOnline for the best tips to keep you and your family safe online. And check out these fun and informative videos with your kids:
Password tips for kids
Signs of cyberbullying (and how to help)
Become a Cybersecurity Awareness Champion
Register with the NCSA as a Champion to show you’re committed to a safer, more secure internet. Companies, non-profits, schools and universities are welcome to add their names—no financial support required.
The sweepstakes entry period has closed. Winner will be contacted via email.
Resources
Speakeasy Security
Podcast
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5 common passwords mistakes to avoid
Password recycling or using easy-to-guess passwords are just two common mistakes you may be making...
How secure is your phone's lock screen?
From the humble passcode to biometric authentication, there are quite a few options to lock your Android phone.