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National Cyber Security Awareness Week TIPS

Posted on May 23, 2013 by Lee J

The Australian government this week has been running a Cyber Security Awareness Campaign which is aimed at raising awareness across all ares of cyber security. The government has actually put together a neat list of 10 tips which act as good reminders to keep certain aspects of online security safe and updated, using social media, what to and not to do and other tips. Here they are: (feel free to copy these to where ever) tip1tip1tip1tip1tip1tip1tip1tip1tip1tip1 It would be good if they could practice this themselves as its been proven many government bodies are insecure and that they use out dated information and software in their systems. It would of also been good to see them practice a bit more of the privacy concerns Australians have over recent Internet filters, CCTV systems and other privacy aspects of modern technology.

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