Don’t Mess with TC’s Cybersecurity!
Protecting patient info is required by this federal law.
What is HIPAA?
This type of outlaw uses fake emails or texts to trick folks into giving up info.
What is a scammer or phisher?
The sheriff says every account should have a unique one of these.
What is a password?
In the hospital world, patient data is protected by this law.
What is HIPAA?
If a stranger tries to sneak into the system, do this right away.
What is report it immediately to the IS Service Desk?
A hidden program that sneaks onto your computer like a bandit in the night.
What is malware?
Although TC does not allow this, a password manager helps cowboys remember all their ___.
What are passwords or credentials?
Before sending sensitive info, you should always use this to secure it.
What is encryption or send secure?
Cybersecurity Awareness Month happens every year in this month.
What is October?
These no-good varmints pretend to be your boss or coworker asking for money or gift cards.
What is business email compromise (BEC)?
This type of attack tries thousands of password combinations until one works.
What is a brute-force attack?
Only the folks who need access to data should have it — this is called the ___ principle.
What is the principle of least privilege?
Employees complete this yearly requirement to keep systems secure.
What is cybersecurity annual required training?
A virus that spreads through USB drives faster than tumbleweeds in the wind.
What is a worm?
Changing your password regularly helps stop this from happening if your info leaks.
What is unauthorized access?
Writing down passwords on sticky notes is like leaving the gate open at the ranch — it risks a ___.
What is a security breach or unauthorized access?
Finish the motto: “Don’t mess with ___!”
What is TC’s Cybersecurity?
When an outlaw uses your personal info to open accounts or make purchases, it’s called ___.
What is identity theft?
If your password is found on the dark web, you should do this immediately.
What is change it (and enable MFA)?
When disposing of devices or drives, you should do this to data before tossing them.
What is wipe or destroy it securely?