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[Virtual Presenter]  Reliance on ICTs  ICT number of users  ICT availability of devices and access  ICT in Automation  Internet of Things (IoT)  Internet of Everything (IoE)  Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI)  Virtual Reality (VR)  Cybersecurity Strategy Written Report for Cybersecurity Strategy Members: Alexander Charles Basuil Francis Ivan Barrio Inicris Shan Beriso Francis Jowell Damacion Crysthel Anne Martorillas Cybersecurity Strategy o Best cyber-defense strategies (Blue Team) Training and awareness Security Awareness Training - Provide frequent training sessions for users on the importance of information security as well as how to spot and handle potential risks. These can include social engineering tactics, phishing emails, and other typical attack methods. Simulated Phishing Exercises - Perform phishing simulations on a regular basis to assess user’s knowledge and pinpoint potential improvement areas. These practices.

[Audio] can serve to emphasize the significance of security awareness while giving the user real-world experience in detecting and countering phishing attempts. Regular Updates – Regularly inform the users frequently about new security threats and precautions to take. This can involve using newsletters, posters, and other forms of communication to remind everyone about security. Strong Password Policies - Encourage users to use distinct, complicated passwords for all accounts by enforcing strict password regulations. This may aid in limiting unauthorized access to private information. Multi-Factor Authentication - For all accounts, especially those that have access to critical data, enable multi-factor authentication. As a result, there will be an extra layer of security to guard against unwanted access. Regular software updates and patches Prioritize Critical Patches - Installment of critical patches that fix high-risk vulnerabilities that could be used by attackers should be prioritized. Operating systems, web browsers, and other software programs with access to private information or systems fall within this category. Automate Patch Management - Manage and distribute software patches and updates across the network of the organization by automation. This can lessen the risk of exploitation by attackers by ensuring that patches are applied promptly and consistently..

[Audio] Ensure End-User Systems are patched - Make sure end-user systems, such desktops and laptops, are patched with the most recent versions to avoid attackers who target specific systems. Monitor Systems for Compliance - Systems should be monitored to make sure that all software updates and patches are applied quickly and efficiently. This can involve keeping an eye on system logs, patch management programs, and other security systems to spot any potential flaws or problems. Implementing network security measures Use Firewall - A firewall is a type of network security device that monitors and manages both incoming and outgoing network traffic. It assists in protecting your data and preventing illegal access to your network. Firewalls can be installed on individual devices or at the network level. Use VPN - A secure and encrypted link between two networks or devices is known as a virtual private network (VPN). By ensuring that all data transported over the network is encrypted, using a VPN can help safeguard your network from hackers. Use Antivirus software - Antivirus software helps to detect and remove malware from your network. It is important to keep your antivirus software up to date and run regular scans to ensure that your network is free from malware. Keep your software up-to-date - Keeping your software up-to-date is important to ensure that you have the latest security patches and updates. Hackers often exploit.

[Audio] vulnerabilities in outdated software, so it is important to keep your software up-to date to minimize the risk of attacks..