Cybersecurity for your personal computer: Difference between revisions

Computers at the workplace are typically managed and protected by the organization’s IT services team, different sets of security measures may be applied.  You should follow your organization’s policy to protect computers at the workplace.<br> [[Cybersecurity_Basics:Health_Check|Check out our short quiz for a health check on your computer!]]

Despite many solutions that protect information and systems, stolen usernames and passwords (credentials) are still the most common way attackers gain unauthorized access.  While this might be through social engineering or phishing, it is frequently the result of weak, guessable passwords and re-used credentials that have been exposed.

Doing even some of these things will make it more challenging for attackers to target us and our colleagues in phishing attacks, to engage in credential stuffing or password guessing.

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