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Cybersecurity Awareness

Cybersecurity Awareness Month

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Theme: Cybersecurity in the Wild Wild Web!

Each week, we will share helpful tips and resources to secure your screen against the hackers — at work and at home. There is a lot to do in October for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, so check out the 2026 events!

Weekly Flyers

Week 1

Watch Out for Phyllis the Phisher

Phishing is a cyberattack in which the perpetrator attempts to steal sensitive information, such as bank information and passwords, on websites that pretend to be legitimate. Don’t get caught, always REPORT.

phishing information using a character called Phylis

Week 2

Beware of Malware Mel

Malware gains entry through your systems by impersonating known contacts or attaching itself to misleading emails as files. Due to malware and the damage it can cause, it is highly recommended to have a sturdy antivirus and never download unknown files

information about malware and its functions

Week 3

Stay Alert for the Social Engineer

Be warned of Social Engineers aim to impersonate friendly people, callers, etc. with the goal of pressing for information or any other important access.

information about social engineers, a type of phishing

Week 4

Beware of The Data Rustlers

Data rustlers scout the web for any unprotected files, profiles, and sensitive data; secure your information with a strong passord, two-factor authentication, and encryption if possible.

information about data rustlers

Week 5

The IoT Train

Malware, phishers, and social engineers see Internet-of-Things devices as easy targets, so it's recommended to secure your devices with passwords to prevent any leaks of your information.

flyer emphasizing to be secure with our mobile devices