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IndianCERT, Observing “Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas” On June 1, 2022

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- Updated: 1st Jun 2022, 15:25 IST
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    Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas: Safety Guidelines

On June 1, 2022, @IndianCERT observed ‘Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas’ to raise awareness and educate Internet users. This event focuses on how to protect themselves from cyber frauds and crimes. The internet has become an important component of our daily lives. It has changed the way we communicate, meet new people, share information, play games, and shop. They have an impact on almost every area of our daily lives.

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Through cyberspace, we practically connect to billions of online users all over the world. As individuals utilise the internet increasingly, cybercrimes, particularly against women and children, such as cyber stalking, cyber bullying, cyber harassment, child pornography, rape content, and so on, are on the rise.

To keep secure in the online world, it’s necessary to follow some cyber-safety guidelines. These guidelines can help us have a more enjoyable and productive online experience. The structure and character of financial services delivery have evolved as a result of the advancement of information and communication technologies.

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Online banking, often known as internet banking, is a novel and simple way to access financial services. Such as money transfers, account statements, bill payment, and the usage of e-wallets.

Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas: Safety Guidelines

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A cyber assault is the intentional exploitation of your systems and/or network. In cyber attacks, malicious code is used to break into your computer, logic, or data in order to steal, leak, or hold your data hostage.

To avoid cyber attacks, every firm and organization must take steps. You must have your data backed up in the event of a disaster (typically a cyber attack) to avoid significant downtime, data loss, and financial damage.

Physical attacks on your computers are conceivable, believe it or not, therefore knowing who has access to your network is essential. Someone can just go into your office or business and install an infected USB key onto one of your computers, gaining access to or infecting your entire network.

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