Eli Cochran

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We hope you have enjoyed these Cybersecurity tips to stay safe in this ever connected world. These amazing tips were submitted by the “students” (Afton (Tag), Chloe, Elijah, Nolan, and Jayden) enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber @DelawareAreaCC

Day #31 - Use an identity-protection stamp roller on paper documents that contain personal information. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #30 - Doctor’s offices don’t need minors’ SSNs even though there is often a place to put it on paperwork - they do need the insurance holder’s SSN, but that’s it. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #29 - Keep your contacts list clean by deleting contacts you: don’t know, don’t keep in contact with, or don’t trust. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #28 - Review and set privacy settings on social media accounts - i.e. setting socials to private instead of public. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #27 - Make sure to check what data Google has of you, so you’re conscious of what information of yours is saved by them. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #26 - Victims of identity theft spend an average of 200 hours and $1,300 trying to recover their identity. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #25 - Look closely at your emails to make sure they are legit and not phishing. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #24 - Check the domain name whois record of websites to make sure they are not phishing websites. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #23 - Change your passwords every 90 days or immediately when notified of a data breach. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #22 - Be cautious when sharing information to social media platforms. Hackers and social engineers can learn more than you think just by what you post. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #21 - Don’t save your payment information on websites, doing so could cause the data to be leaked if a breach were to occur. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #20 - Beware of impersonation in the workplace - i.e. someone coming up to you and saying they’re from IT and need to update your system. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #19 - Another form of social engineering is vishing. This is scam callers trying to get personal information from you. Never give out PII over the phone or in email. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22

Day #18 - Don’t fall for social engineering tricks. Never plug in random flash drives you’ve found on the ground into your computer. Brought to you by the students enrolled in the DACC Cybersecurity lab. #dacccyber22 @DelawareAreaCC