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Cyber Hygiene 101

Cyber Hygiene 101 aims to educate smart device users on the threats & vulnerabilities that exist online and how to protect themselves.

Whether you are a senior citizen, concerned parent, small business owner, or just an everyday user of a smart device, you absolutely need security awareness training.

OQPS offers a variety of different workshops that target specific groups of people to help them reduce their risk of a cyber attack.

Our first workshop, Cyber Hygiene 101 was designed for the everyday internet user. This workshop will give you skills and mitigation strategies that can be implemented right away to reduce your risk of attack.

Cyber Hygiene 101

  • What is Cyber Hygiene?
  • How To Reduce Your Risk of a Successful Cyber Attack
  • What to Do in the Event of a Cyber Attack

What is Cyber Hygiene?

Cyber Hygiene is the proactive countermeasures one can take to reduce their risk to acceptable levels while using the internet. This includes the daily practice of good habits such as using a VPN or setting strong passwords that do not include your birthday or kid’s name. Cyber Hygiene also includes using one debit/credit card for all online transactions or reading email sender addresses before opening attachments from senders. For more information on Cyber Hygiene, check out our blog!

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The Importance of Data Backups

29% of data loss is accidental & 30% of computers are infected with data corrupting Malware! OQPS highly recommends backing up all important data to at least one other source. A backup is a digital copy of any important file or data. The most common files people tend to backup include personal photos & videos, important financial & legal documents, emails, & contact information. Users will create backups in order to prevent losing the data they care about most, especially since it’s so easy to accidentally delete something. Read our article on World Backup Day for more information!

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