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BACK UP AND SAVE YOUR DATA

If you are one of the unlucky few not on holiday at the moment, don't feel too bad - we're still here.

With most people on holiday, it's slightly more quiet on campus and besides the perk of extra parking, you might have time to catch up on work. Of course, this also gives you the opportunity to back up your data. (hint hint!)

   
 
PETYA WREAKS HAVOC WORLDWIDE
A serious ransomworm attack on businesses, banks, airports, power stations, port operators and government systems, was launched worldwide last week. #news		 DEFEAT RANSOMWARE: BACK UP YOUR DATA
 We will always be vulnerable to cyber attacks, but the one sure thing you can do to protect yourself, is to regularly back up your data. #tips
HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CYBERSECURITY?
 Test your knowledge on cybersecurity topics and terms by taking this 10-question quiz. #security		 CHARGING STATIONS:
THE RISKS
 It’s well known that public Wi-Fi connections are a security risk, but did you know that the USB used to charge your phone also sends data from your phone to other devices? #security
 
 

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