Green Hills Retirement Community - February 14, 2018 10am Cyber Security - How to Minimize your Risk http://edu-observatory.org/olli/HCS/Talk.20180214.html OUCH! -- Social Engineering OUCH-201701_en.pdf OUCH! -- Phishing OUCH-201512_en.pdf Do not panic Do not respond Do not call Do not reply Do not click on anything Do Hang-Up Do Delete Do Restart your computer OUCH! -- Helping Others Secure Themselves OUCH-201710_en.pdfOUCH! -- Two-Step Verification OUCH-201509_en.pdf OUCH! -- Passphrases OUCH-201704_en.pdf OUCH! -- Password Managers OUCH-201709_en.pdf Kreb's 3 Basic Rules for Online Safety http://krebsonsecurity.com/2011/05/krebss-3-basic-rules-for-online-safety/ Rule #1: If you didn't go looking for it, don't install it! Rule #2: If you installed it, update it. Rule #3: If you no longer need it, remove it. OUCH! -- Four Steps to Staying Secure OUCH-201610_en.pdf WHAT IS A SECURE CONNECTION TO THE INTERNET? Cellular connections (not Wi-Fi) are encrypted and SECURE. Wi-Fi at Universities, Hotels, Libraries, Coffee Shops, etc. IS NOT SECURE. Any computer on those networks may have malware harvesting EVERYTHING you say, type and read. When using a public Wi-Fi network use a VPN. A VPN secures your device's internet connection to guarantee that all data you are sending and receiving is encrypted and secure from prying eyes. Iowa State requires its students to use a VPN. Some excellent VPN services: Tunnelbear, ExpressVPN, ProXPN, NordVPN, and TotalVPN. OUCH! -- Staying Secure on the Road OUCH-201702_en.pdf OUCH! -- Securely Using Mobile Apps OUCH-201703_en.pdf OUCH! -- Securing Your New Tablet OUCH-201601_en.pdf sam.wormley@gmail.com http://edu-observatory.org/olli/classes.html