How to protect your files from malware attacks

Mapping malware families to ATT&CK techniques is like having a GPS for cyber threats. Know your enemy’s routes, and you can predict their next move. For pentesters, this means sharper detection and smarter defenses. Stay two steps ahead—because in cybersecurity, knowledge isn’t just power, it’s survival. 🕵️♂️ #CyberDefense #PentestingTips

Malware doesn’t show up to the party undisguised. It shows up in a mask labeled “Productivity Tool.” 🎭 In the spirit of spooky season, here’s your reminder: Not every app on your network is what it claims to be. 🛡️ During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, take time to audit your software stack. If you haven’t verified it, scanned it, or sourced it securely—don’t trust it. Because in cybersecurity, the real threat isn’t the obvious villain…  It’s the one pretending to be helpful. Ever caught malware hiding behind a “friendly” name? Share your masquerade moment below 👇 #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #FridayMusing #MalwareMasquerade #ITLife #EndpointSecurity

🔐 30 Days of Cybersecurity Awareness | Day 20 Everyday security starts with simple habits. One of them is not using your administrator account for daily tasks. 💡 Use a standard user account instead to limit the chances of malware or unauthorized changes. Small changes, big difference! Let’s stay safer together 💪 #TheCyberCrooner #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #InfoSec

Day 30 | Cybersecurity Awareness Month Not every email deserves your click. Some links or attachments can look completely normal but hide dangerous surprises like malware or phishing traps. Before opening anything, pause and ask: Do I know this sender? Does this message look legit? If something feels off, trust your gut and don’t click. And remember — you’re not alone. If you spot something suspicious, report it immediately to your IT or security team. Staying alert and careful online protects not just you, but everyone on your network. International Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics Academy | HerGRC Circle-ICDFA

Cyber threats evolve daily. Can your people keep up? This #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, we’re proud to be an official Champion, sharing four quick tips to help organizations turn awareness into action. Here's what to put into practice: ✔️ Spot phishing attempts ✔️ Strengthen passwords ✔️ Enable MFA ✔️ Update your software At Social-Engineer, LLC, awareness is just the start. Our Offensive Security Services simulate real-world social engineering and adversarial attacks, exposing blind spots before attackers. Watch the video, then visit social-engineer.com to see how our experts can help you turn awareness into action. https://lnkd.in/eYp4W5RA Take action before attackers do. #SecurityAwareness #CyberAwareness #PhishingPrevention #IncidentResponse #CyberDefense #InformationSecurity #HumanRisk #SocialEngineering

💾 Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Don’t Pick Up That USB Stick That “free” USB stick in the parking lot? It’s the digital equivalent of candy from a stranger. Attackers can load malware onto USB drives to infect your systems instantly. Actionable Security helps you identify risky physical security habits and create policies to keep your data safe. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #NotYourDrive #CandyFromHackers

🎙️ International Tongue Twister Day: Cyber Edition 😜 Think you can say these faster than your firewall can filter packets? Let’s test your tech talk speed! Try this: 🌀 “Six sneaky scripts swiftly spoofed seven secure servers.” Or how about... 🛡️ “Multi-factor masters manage malicious malware mitigation.” If your tongue’s in a twist, don’t worry; we’ve got a Cyber Lingo Guide to help decode the jargon that makes cybersecurity sound like a secret language. #WatchGuard #Cybercecurity #TongueTwisterDay #InternationalTongueTwisterDay

560,000 new malware threats launch every day and small businesses are target #1. Plus, AI-powered attacks mean that number is only going up. The question isn’t if they’ll come for you. It’s when. 🛡️ 7 Ways to Keep Hackers Up at Night: 1. Train your team to spot scams 2. Enforce smart device-use rules 3. Require strong passwords 4. Keep software updated 5. Have bulletproof backups 6. Block shady downloads 7. Use a monitored firewall 🎯 Get a FREE Cybersecurity Audit today and find your biggest vulnerabilities before the bad guys do. Click here to get started: https://bit.ly/3yqoyJF #southernoregon #ITSupport #spooktober #nightmare #tech #halloween

⚠️ Be Aware of Malware! ⚠️ Cyber threats are everywhere — and knowing their types can help protect your data and devices. 🧠💡 Here are the main types of malware you should know about: 🦠 Virus – Infects and spreads between files. 🐛 Worm – Replicates itself to spread across systems. 🎭 Trojan Horse – Disguises itself as trusted software. 💣 Ransomware – Locks your files until payment is made. 👀 Spyware – Secretly monitors your activity. 👾 Bot – Turns your device into a remotely controlled machine. 🪲 Bug – Causes software glitches and vulnerabilities. 💰 Adware – Bombards you with unwanted ads. 🧩 Rootkit – Hides malicious processes deep in your system. 💡 Stay smart. Stay secure. 🔒 #CyberSecurity #Malware #OnlineSafety #DataProtection #Virus #TrojanHorse #Spyware #Ransomware #Adware #Rootkit #Worm #EthicalHacking #TechEducation #CyberAwareness #InformationSecurity #ShaluSSL #TechLearning

CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS MONTH OCTOBER 2025 DAY 22: Guard against malware. WHY IT MATTERS: Malware is malicious software designed to harm your devices and steal sensitive information. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Install and regularly update antivirus software. Avoid downloading software from untrusted sources. Use email scanning tools to detect malicious attachments. STAY SAFE, STAY SMART. AMINUDDEEN MUHAMMAD #CyberSecurityAwareness #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/dUDDqFsU Facebook: https://lnkd.in/dQ-macM4 Twitter (X): https://lnkd.in/dPyXjwNa