New talk in Heritage to combat cybercrime. - Herencia (Ciudad Real) Spain

New talk in Heritage to combat cybercrime.

Herencia reaffirms its commitment to the digital security of its citizens. This Thursday, April 25th, at 7:00 pm, an important talk on Cybercrime will be given by specialised members of the Civil Guard. This session is essential for both small businesses and self-employed individuals, as well as the general public interested in strengthening their knowledge on cybercrime prevention.

The digitisation of businesses has brought an increase in the activity of cybercriminals looking to exploit any vulnerability. Therefore, the talk will focus on providing valuable recommendations on how to protect the information handled online and avoid falling victim to fraud or cyber attacks.

New talk in Herencia to Combat Cybercrime 1
New talk in Herencia to Combat Cybercrime 1

Prevention Tips for Small Businesses and Self-Employed Individuals

  1. Regular Updates: Keeping the software on all devices updated, including antivirus and operating systems, is crucial to protect against the latest threats.
  2. Use of Strong Passwords and Password Managers: Using strong and different passwords for each service. A password manager can help securely manage them.
  3. Continuous Training: Investing in periodic training on computer security for the workforce is essential to stay up-to-date on the latest tactics used by cybercriminals.
  4. Regular Backups: Making backups of critical information frequently to prevent data loss in case of an attack.
  5. Network Protection: Ensuring that the business network is protected with firewalls and that Wi-Fi connections are encrypted and secure.
  6. Clear Security Policies: Establishing clear security and privacy policies and ensuring that everyone in the company is aware of them and complies with them.
  7. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Implementing 2FA on all possible accounts, adding an extra layer of security beyond the password.
  8. Transaction Monitoring: Maintaining constant monitoring of financial operations and using alert services offered by banks and payment providers.
  9. Encryption of Sensitive Data: Personal and financial data should be encrypted both in transit and at rest.
  10. Incident Response Plans: Having a clear action plan to respond promptly in case of detecting a security incident.

This talk in Herencia is an opportunity for all interested parties to empower themselves and become active in the fight against cybercrime. Online security starts with education and prevention. Don’t miss this crucial event and contribute to creating a safer digital environment for everyone.

An article published on the online newspaper: Herencia (Ciudad Real). Information newspaper in the heart of La Mancha.

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