Take the Digital Security Pledge

Small habits, big protection. Join thousands taking the step toward a safer digital world to stop cyber crime—starting with you!

I will use strong, unique passwords and turn on Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) wherever possible.

I will set up recovery options, secondary emails, and backup codes on major accounts so I can respond effectively if a security breach occurs.

I will back up my data regularly or sync across devices to ensure critical files, photos, and personal information can be recovered in case of device failure, loss, theft, or ransomware attacks.

I will stay alert to my surroundings and protect my physical assets — including my laptop,tablet, phone, cards, and any paperwork containing personal information.

I will only install software, apps, and browser extensions from verified, trusted sources, and regularly audit all my devices to remove unnecessary software.

I will keep operating systems, applications, and security software automatically updated across all devices to ensure critical security patches and fixes are applied without delay.

I will perform online transactions and financial activities only on known, verified, and reputed websites — bookmarking them to ensure I reach the genuine page directly.

I will treat every unknown, unfamiliar, suspicious, or unexpected email, SMS, link, or call with caution first, and I will not open attachments, click links, scan QR codes, or share any personal information until I have independently verified that the request is genuine.

I will avoid sharing personal or professional information online or on social media unless genuinely necessary, and learn how a platform works before using it.

I will stay cautious of AI-generated scams, synthetic audio, and deepfake impersonations, confirming unexpected requests via a separate, direct channel.

I will stay informed about emerging online threats and actively help spread cyber awareness among my friends, family, and community.

I will seek help from credible, proven sources when in doubt, reaching out to official platforms or security experts rather than making quick guesses.

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