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Cybersecurity at WAJ What is it? Are we at risk?.

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1 Cybersecurity at WAJ What is it? Are we at risk?

2 Devices 734 Total Devices 470 Mobile Devices 111 Chromebooks 177 iPads
84 Surface Tablets 22 Galaxy Tablets 76 Laptops______ 470 Mobile Devices 264 Desktops 734 Total Devices

3 Cybersecurity at WAJ Are we at risk? Yes What are we at risk of?

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12 How are we protected at WAJ?
Firewall

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Firewall Anti Virus software

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19 How are we protected at WAJ?
Firewall Anti Virus software Web Filter

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21 How are we protected at WAJ?
Firewall Anti Virus software Web Filter Backups Updates Users

22 Myth or Fact Open s on your cell phone first since phones can’t get infected. MAC Books don’t get infections. A user must do something wrong for a computer to become infected. All Devices can get infections. Viruses won’t spread if the computer is turned off.

23 Tips for Safety Updates Use software to protect your device and data
Strong passwords Don’t share passwords (especially passwords) Backup Data Control Access to your device Use and internet wisely. If it looks suspicious….

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