Cyber Safety: Protecting What Matters Most

Stay informed with our latest insights on cybersecurity and how we’re working to keep yours and our data safe. Read below…

Use Strong, Unique Passwords

  • Combine letters, numbers, and symbols
  • Avoid using the same password for multiple accounts

Enable Two-Factor Authentication

  • Add an extra layer of security to your accounts
  • Helps protect you from phishing attacks, password leaks, and other common hacking tactics.

Think Before You Click

  • Avoid clicking on suspicious links or attachments
  • If you receive an unfamiliar email and suspect a scam, contact IT immediately

Update Your Software Regularly

Use Secure Websites

  • Look for “https://” and a padlock icon in the URL bar
  • Avoid accessing work accounts or sensitive business sites over unsecured public Wi-Fi to reduce the risk of data interception.

Be Cautious with Personal Information

  • Don’t share sensitive data like your address, phone number, or financial details online
  • Be cautious of emails or messages asking for personal details, even if they appear to come from colleagues or management. Always verify before clicking links or downloading attachments.