1. Shopping
sites
are among
the top
malware
infected sites
61%
of malicious
sites are regular
websites that
have been
compromised
59%
1+
MILLION
of malware
is mobile and
almost 1/3
is aimed at
stealing info
people are victims
of cybercrime
every day,
that’s
12 People
Social Media
Per
ransomware and
phishing schemes
Second.
using social media
is a growing
threat
KNOWLEDGE
IS
PROTECTION!
5 Best Practices to Stay Safe Online:
SUBJ:
WINNER!!!
Look for an HTTPS and/or padlock
in your browser address bar before
submitting personal information on
a website.
When the browser address bar is
lit up green, the identity of that
website has been strictly validated.
If an offer in an online
ad or an email sounds
too good to be true, it
probably is. You may
be tempted to click,
but you’d be wise to
junk them instead.
“Cooldude” is not an acceptable
password. Pay attention to the
passwords for your email, social
networking, and online banking
accounts.
Keep them as unique as you can:
• At least 8 characters
• Random mixture of characters
Look for a trust mark, such as
the (the Check Mark) Norton
Secured Seal. It proves that the
website is legitimate, and not a
spoofed website.
upper and lower case, numbers,
punctuation and symbols
• No words found in dictionary
• Never use the same
password twice
• Change your
password every
6 months
Cooldude
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Sources: Norton Cybercrime Report,
Symantec Internet Security Threat Report
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