Human Firewall Behavior

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Are you aware 
of Instant Messaging Scams?

PETRONAS staffs continue to be targets of online phishing!
Hackers are creating fake accounts on all social media platforms, to impersonate real people that can trick you. 
In this video we will discuss how to create a human firewall that will serve as your first (and last) line of defense against breaches.
5 good human firewall behavior that may save you from phishing
Do not disclose information online
If someone asks for confidential information, politely decline their request. Be firm without coming across rudely.
Watch where you clicks
Never click on suspicious-looking URLs. Even if you think you know where the link leads, never follow it. 
Be caution when visiting popular websites
Some hackers create fake versions of popular sites so they can steal login credentials. Check URLs to check fradulent websites
verylegitlogin.facebook.com
Double check any suspicious emails with your colleagues
If you receive suspicious messages, report them immediately to your IT provider and law enforcement agency.
Keep education ongoing
In effort to monitor vigilance, PETRONAS Cyber Security team are sending phony emails to unsuspecting employees and see if any links are clicked. Keep your guards up!
VISIT US
Thanks for the continuous efforts of being safe!
Reach out to ict.services@petronas.com
or
call +603-2331-3333 
if you suspect that you are the victim of a scam and phishing email

Human Firewall Behavior

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