This is the presentation I shared with the Uno high School Alumni Association for the digital hygiene program for the benefit of the Uno Community. Parents, students, alumni, teachers, and friends joined the webinar last May 01, 2021.

1. UnoHighSchoolAlumniAssociation,Inc.
Ricson Singson Que
President and CEO
Sqrity Consulting
PRESENTS
May 1, 2021
4:00 p.m.

3. ● World has changed: Covid Special
● The Threat Landscape
● Digital Hygiene practices and tips
Agenda

4. May 01
Happy Labor Day!

5. Uno High School

6. May 01
Happy Labor Day!

7. Did you notice the
change?

8. How do you eat?

9. How do you sleep?

10. Industry 4.0
Web 3.0
3rd Platform
Industry 4.0
Web 3.0
3rd Platform

11. Then came . . .
. . . COVID-19

13. Accelerated Activities
● Video conferencing and communications
● E-commerce
● Logistics
● Remote working / telecommuting
● Online learning / online gaming
● Online jobs
● Health research
● Planning (strategic, business continuity, riskman, and security)
● Digital lifestyle
● Cyber threats and attacks

14. Work from Home.

17. Reality Check.

18. Let’s face it: the future is now. We are
already living in a cyber society, so we
need to stop ignoring it or pretending that
is not affecting us.
- Marco Ciapelli

19. Threat Landscape

20. Digital Guardian Data Trends Report (5/28/2020)
● employees copied company data to USB drives 123% more than before
the pandemic
● 74% of that data marked as "classified"
● Data egress over email, USB, and cloud services leaped 80%,
● more than 50% of that data marked as "classified"
● spike in data copying is a 62% increase in malicious activity on corporate
networks and servers
● a 54% bump in incident-response investigations

21. COVID Cybercrime: 10 Disturbing Statistics to Keep You Awake Tonight
1. The number of unsecured remote desktop machines rose by more than 40%
2. RDP brute-force attacks grew 400% in March and April alone
3. Email scams related to COVID-19 surged 667% in March alone
4. Users are now three times more likely to click on pandemic-related phishing scams
5. Billions of COVID-19 pages on the Internet
6. Tens of thousands of new coronavirus-related domains are being created daily
7. 90% of newly created coronavirus domains are scammy
8. More than 530,000 Zoom accounts sold on dark web
9. 2000% increase in malicious files with "zoom" in name
10. COVID-19 drives 72% to 105% ransomware spike
Stats from ZDNet - Sept 14, 2020

22. Local Data from PNP Cybercrime
Top 3 for 2020
Online Scams – 1,842
Online Libel – 1,437
Identify Theft - 721

23. Online Scams

24. Online Libel
False statement publicly online usually in social media

25. Identity Theft

26. Not even the most powerful man in the world is
100% secure.
- Safetyquotes from birthdaywishes.expert

27. “Security is everyone’s responsibility.”

28. Malware

29. Hoax
Logic
Bomb Botnet

31. 24%
25%
51%
Human Error
System Glitch
Malicious

32. Digital Hygiene Practices

33. Clean Desk Policy

34. Clean Desktop Policy

35. Passwords

36. Passwords

37. Physical Security
and
Environmental
Controls

40. Bring-Your-
Own-Device
(BYOD)
Policy

41. Bring-Home-
Your-Office-
Device (BHYOD)
Policy

42. Data
Management

44. Removable Media and Cloud

45. Hoaxes

46. • Ask for information
• Verifying information
• Ask you to install
• Ask you for money
• Ask you to forward a message

47. Social Networking
Dangers

49. Email Scams

51. Pop-ups
Disable Pop-up settings of your
browser.

52. Separate Play and Study/Work
● Use the right device
● Connect to a secured network
● Use official school LMS or online education platform
● Communicate through official channels
● Protect both digital and physical assets
● Use or activate encryption (Bitlocker for Windows, FileVault for MAC)
● Activate security features - 2FA - authenticator
● If you are not sure, ask. Parent, faculty, and friends.
● Always think that someone will hack your information . . . they will.

53. Safe Computing - Dunkin Donuts!
● Do not share your credentials.
● Do not use dictionary passwords for all.
● Do not use default passwords for all.
● Do not save confidential files on personal devices.
● Do not share everything in your social network.
● Do not share your desktop when presenting.
● Do not use pirated software.
● Do not turn off auto-update.
● Do not forget to logout.

54. How will I be
further guided?

57. The Dark Web is the
World Wide Web content
that exists on darknets,
overlay networks that use
the Internet but require
specific software,
configurations, or
authorization to access.

58. “Security is everyone’s responsibility.”

59. “That which does not kill us,
makes us stronger.”
- Friedrich Nietzsche

60. Q & A
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61. 05/1/2021

63. DOST ICT Office
Office of Deputy Executive Director for Cybersecurity
Ground Floor, ICTO Building
Carlos P. Garcia Avenue
U.P. Campus, Diliman
1101 Quezon City
Tel: (632)920-0101 local 1200
National Bureau of Investigation
Cybercrime Division
Taft Avenue, Manila
Tel: (632)523-8231 to 38 local 3454, 3455
Email: ccd@nbi.gov.ph
Philippine National Police
PNP-ACG Operations Center
Camp Crame, Quezon City
Tel: (632)414-1560
Smart: +63 961 829 8083 and Globe: +63 9155898506
Email: info@acg.pnp.gov.ph
Prepared and presented by: Ricson Singson Que
DOJ Office of Cybercrime
Padre Faura Street
Ermita, Manila
Tel: (632)521-8345 and (632)524-
2230
Email: cybercrime@doj.gov.ph
AFP Cyber Group
Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, EDSA,
Quezon City, Metro Manila 1100
0915 589 8506