Cyber-attacks have increased. The most effective protection to address these risks is to follow simple rules. Here are some cyber barrier gestures to keep in mind.

 

Be extra vigilant with received e-mails (text messaging and calls too)

There are currently much more phishing attacks, ill-intentioned requests for sensitive information, and malicious attachments.

Remember : Never communicate sensitive information (like passwords) by email or phone

> Find tips to detect a Phishing e-mail

 

Beware of data you send

Even in this unprecedent way of working, IÉSEG is subject to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and in this context:

• Any new processing of personal data must be declared to your manager in order to be documented,
• Never communicate sensitive information (like passwords) by email or phone.

> More information on our IT Charter

 

Your personal computer

If you have to use your personal computer, be sure to :

• Keep your system up-to-date
• Backup your data

 

Notify IT Department as soon as possible

It’s easier to fight at the beginning of an infection than when it has started to spread:

• You have received a suspicious e-mail:
  transfer to abuse@ieseg.fr
• You think you have a security issue (strange e-mail activity, abnormal behavior on your computer):
  submit a ticket on https://mysupport.ieseg.fr

 

Security is everyone’s business!