Even the best security systems can be undone by human error. 🧑💻 Training your team on PCI DSS basics — like spotting phishing emails, using strong passwords, and handling card data safely — is essential. Your employees are the first line of defence, and their actions can make the difference between staying secure and falling victim to a breach. 💡 Invest in regular training and refreshers, because compliance is everyone’s responsibility. 😉 #PCIDSS #SecurityTips #FraudDefenceFirst #DataProtection
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Once you know what needs protection, the next step is PROTECT. Strengthen your defenses with practical safeguards that keep data secure and employees empowered. 🔒 Enable MFA (multi-factor authentication) everywhere 💻 Keep devices patched and up to date 🧑🏫 Train employees on phishing and password hygiene Small steps lead to strong protection. #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #CyberTips #DataProtection #PowernetSecurity
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🛡️ Quick Shield Tip: Watch Out for Phishing Emails 📧 Phishing emails are a favorite trick of cybercriminals, often disguised as invoices or messages from suppliers. Just one wrong click can let attackers into your network - putting your business and CMMC progress at risk. 🔧 CMMC Level 2 requires everyone to stay alert and report suspicious messages. Make it a habit to pause and double-check the sender's address and the content before clicking links or downloading attachments. If something feels off, ask your IT lead or forward to your cybersecurity partner. 🔁 Reminder: Rushing through emails is a common mistake during compliance reviews. Slow down, trust your instincts, and help keep your shop secure every day. #GladiusIT #CMMC
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🚨 73% of successful cyberattacks begin with a single suspicious click, yet most users don't know the critical first steps to take when it happens. 🔍 When someone clicks a suspicious link, the average malware deployment window is just 4-7 minutes. Here's the immediate action protocol security teams should share with their organizations: Disconnect from the internet within 60 seconds to prevent data exfiltration. Run a full system scan immediately - studies show 89% of threats are detected within the first scan when performed quickly. Change all stored passwords, especially for financial and work accounts, as credential harvesting affects 67% of link-based attacks. 🛡️ Monitor bank and credit accounts for 30 days minimum - fraudulent transactions typically appear within 2-3 weeks of credential compromise. Enable 2FA on all critical accounts if not already active. Document the incident with screenshots and timestamps for potential forensic analysis. 🎯 For organizations, this reinforces why security awareness training must include specific response procedures, not just prevention. Companies with documented incident response plans see 42% faster threat containment and $1.76M lower average breach costs. The difference between a minor scare and a major incident often comes down to those first few minutes of response time. #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #SecurityAwareness #IncidentResponse #ThreatIntelligence #CyberHygiene #DataProtection #DigitalSecurity source: https://lnkd.in/g67sQuHp
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PCI DSS compliance isn't just a checkbox—it's your frontline defense against costly breaches. Moroccan businesses, focus on continuous monitoring and employee training. Secure that card data like your reputation depends on it—because it does. 🔐 #CyberSecurity #PCIDSS
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Smishing on the Rise: How to Spot and Avoid Fake SMS Security Alerts As we continue through Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it's crucial to shine a light on 'smishing' – a sophisticated form of phishing that uses text messages to trick you into revealing sensitive information or clicking malicious links. These texts often impersonate banks, delivery services, or even government agencies, creating a sense of urgency or alarm. A typical smishing text might claim there's an issue with your account, a pending package delivery, or a security alert that requires immediate action. The goal is to panic you into clicking a link that leads to a fake website designed to steal your credentials. How to Protect Yourself and Your Business: 1. NEVER click on links in suspicious text messages. 2. Verify the sender directly. If you receive an unexpected "security alert," contact the company using an official phone number or website you know is legitimate, not the one provided in the text. 3. Block the number and report the message. Stay vigilant, stay safe. Your proactive awareness is the first line of defense! #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Smishing #PhishingAwareness #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #DigitalSafety #StaySafeOnline #TechTips #FraudPrevention #SmallBusinessSecurity
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That's a crucial reminder for everyone, especially as we navigate Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Smishing is becoming increasingly common and sophisticated. Remember, companies like your bank, delivery services, or even DG Cloud and IT Consulting will rarely, if ever, ask you to click a link in an unsolicited text message to verify sensitive information or address an urgent security issue. The best defense is to stay skeptical of texts that try to create a sense of panic or immediacy. Always follow the proactive steps mentioned: NEVER click suspicious links, and if a text causes concern, verify the sender by reaching out through an official phone number or website you already trust. This simple step can save you and your company a lot of trouble by preventing credential theft and data breaches. Thanks for sharing this important security awareness tip! #Smishing #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #SmallBusinessSecurity #DGCloudAndITConsulting
Smishing on the Rise: How to Spot and Avoid Fake SMS Security Alerts As we continue through Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it's crucial to shine a light on 'smishing' – a sophisticated form of phishing that uses text messages to trick you into revealing sensitive information or clicking malicious links. These texts often impersonate banks, delivery services, or even government agencies, creating a sense of urgency or alarm. A typical smishing text might claim there's an issue with your account, a pending package delivery, or a security alert that requires immediate action. The goal is to panic you into clicking a link that leads to a fake website designed to steal your credentials. How to Protect Yourself and Your Business: 1. NEVER click on links in suspicious text messages. 2. Verify the sender directly. If you receive an unexpected "security alert," contact the company using an official phone number or website you know is legitimate, not the one provided in the text. 3. Block the number and report the message. Stay vigilant, stay safe. Your proactive awareness is the first line of defense! #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Smishing #PhishingAwareness #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #DigitalSafety #StaySafeOnline #TechTips #FraudPrevention #SmallBusinessSecurity
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🔐 As we continue #BuildingACyberStrongAmerica this Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’re locking in with the foundation of email trust: Domain Authentication. • SPF — authorize senders • DKIM — cryptographically sign mail • DMARC — monitor → quarantine → reject These three controls prevent spoofed emails from reaching your team and customers—and they’re your first line of defense against Business Email Compromise (BEC). VanRein Compliance helps you review your DMARC deployment, run phishing simulations, and stand up practical BEC defenses your team will actually use. 🛡️ Ready to secure your inbox and protect your brand? Talk to us now—it’s about t1me! #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SPF #DKIM #DMARC #BEC #EmailSecurity #VanReinCompliance #VRC1
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📝 New Article: Inside a €1m Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attack In our latest Incident Response piece, we break down a real case where attackers gained access to email accounts and redirected nearly €1 million in payments: • How the attackers used a simple phishing kit and bypassed MFA • The step-by-step progression of the fraud over 72 days • Lessons for IT and finance leaders • How continuous monitoring and MDR could have stopped the attack This case walkthrough shows that even cloud-based systems and MFA are not enough without 24/7 monitoring and robust process controls. Read the full article and get the details in our on-demand expert webinar: the links are in the first comment! #cybersecurity #incidentresponse #mdr #eyesecurity
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🔐🔑🚪 ONE LOCK ISN’T ENOUGH!!!! Yesterday we spoke about passwords, your first line of defense. But is a password alone enough to stop attackers? 🤔 What if it gets leaked, guessed, or mistakenly exposed? Then what? You don’t stop at just locking your gate, you add a room lock, maybe even a fingerprint door. Why? Because safety needs more than one barrier. Online security works the same way. One password alone may not hold tight, Hackers lurk, both day and night. Add one more step, a stronger key, MFA protects your digital identity. Why MFA? Multi-Factor Authentication adds an extra lock to your accounts. Even if your password is stolen, access is blocked unless another factor is confirmed — like: A code sent to your phone An authenticator app A fingerprint or face scan ✅ The Impact: MFA stops over 99% of automated attacks, yet many people still don’t enable it. One simple step can save you from a big headache. 🙌 Shoutout to MOBA CyberSafety Nexus, @MAKATOB IT SECURITIES for always promoting cybersecurity best practices! #CybersecurityAwareness #MFA #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #DataProtection #OnlineSafety #Day03Of31DaysCybersecurityAwareness
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It won’t happen to us. That’s what many companies thought, until a single breach changed everything. One phishing email. One weak security policy. One moment of oversight. NIS2 exists because these stories are real and happen every day. Every. Single. Day. The directive is not just a legal requirement; it’s a framework to protect businesses, people, and critical infrastructure from the threats we can’t afford to ignore. But understanding NIS2 can feel overwhelming. That’s why we created a guide to help you cut through the complexity and focus on what matters most: staying compliant and staying secure. Find the link in the comments below.
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