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Integrity builds trust, and trust is everything in the online world.
Your reputation online will be defined by your actions and how well you deliver on your promises. Integrity isn’t just a value—it’s the cornerstone of success in every aspect of life. If you want to learn more be sure to check out the classroom tab. Bill Pipke explains how trust, authenticity, and dignity and more can be measured and strengthened to help us become better leaders and better people. “Trust is the currency of integrity.” Want to explore the Six Pillars of Integrity? Check out Bill Pipke’s course or his book, Integrity: The Best Foundation! https://learnonlinesecurity.com/blog/integrity-the-key-to-business-and-life-and-security
Integrity builds trust, and trust is everything in the online world.
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@Richard Bankert I agree! I loved working on the podcast when Bill was the guest.
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Ok it is that time of year again, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. One of the biggest Social engineering tools is monitoring what people discard. Criminals of all colours look at the boxes you put out for collection. To the break and enter type criminals that 85" smart tv box says we just spent some big money. to the cyber criminal the box says tech and potential network weak spot. You can't keep all prying eye from seeing your new found toys but you can reduce the numbers. Load the boxes up and take them direct to the recycling centers. If you can store them wait till what the security experts call off peak shopping times. Basically not the holiday season as criminals scour neighborhoods watching the garbage for high value targets. if none of the above is available to you then put them out at the last possible moment. with the popularity of smart devices no longer is your home the target but your network is as attackers look for a wedge to access your network. Hope everyone has a great holidays and remember to be aware.
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Thanks for the reminder @Chris Howells
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@Leta Cross-Gray Thanks for the ear-worm lol
Happy National Cookie Day!!!
How many chocolate chips is enough? Comment the colour of the square bellow!!! 😄🥳
Happy National Cookie Day!!!
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@Leta Cross-Gray I have to agree! The more chocolate the better 🥰🤤
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@Tim Stewart
What's one thing you did today to keep yourself safe?
I'll start 😊 Today I let a suspicious call go to voicemail. I used to always answer my phone. Now, I am trying to get in the habit of letting it ring.
What's one thing you did today to keep yourself safe?
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@Leta Cross-Gray I don't blame you for not wanting to get a new number. It seems the scammers just get the new number anyways.
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@Leta Cross-Gray folks I know once got a new-to- them 1-800 # for their business. People from California were calling for a taxi at all hours of the night.
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Tracy Stephenson
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I work with Learn Online Security. We’re a team of designers, developers and IT who are passionate about teaching social engineering awareness.

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