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Mar 3, 2025
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Security Updates banner over a four-leaf clover with a ladybug on green background, saying Stay Cyber-Safe This St. Patrick’s Day.

Protect Your Files & Devices:

Keep software updated automatically.
Back up important files offline and in the cloud.
Require passwords on all devices & never leave them unattended.
Encrypt sensitive data on laptops, drives, and cloud storage.
Use multi-factor authentication (MFA) for an extra security layer.

Secure Your Wireless Network:

Change your router’s default name and password.
Use WPA2 or WPA3 encryption to shield your network.

Make Cybersecurity Your Pot of Gold:

Require strong, unique passwords (12+ characters with symbols).
Train employees regularly to spot and avoid cyber threats.
Have a breach response plan in place—just in case.

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