Description

Open Door How to Protect Yourself From Digital Scams

Top Cyber Threats to Professionals

• Impersonation Scams: Fake clients, vendors, or even authorities
• Phishing & Spoofing: Messages that appear trustworthy but are fraudulent
• Data Leaks from Oversharing: Public posts, shared documents, or unsecured devices
• Voice Cloning & Deepfakes: AI-generated audio used for fraud

Real-World Examples

Funds wired to the wrong account, scam messages via messaging apps, financial institutions blocking fraudulent transfers just in time.

5 Quick Fixes You Can Do Today

1. Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) – Turn it on for email, cloud tools, and financial platforms.
2. Limit What’s Public Online – Remove roles, company details, and personal contact info from public profiles.
3. Use Secure Sharing Settings – Avoid open links; share documents with specific people only.
4. Keep Work & Personal Separate – Don’t mix sensitive work data with personal devices or emails.
5. Pause & Verify – If a request feels off, double-check before taking action.

How ASG Can Help

✓ Tailored cybersecurity training

✓ Security audits & MFA setup

✓ Best practices for secure file sharing