BASIC DIGITAL SECURITY RULES

The basic rules of digital security are inextricably linked to:

• Password and data protection. Create passwords at least 10 characters long, including numbers, lowercase and uppercase letters, and special characters. Do not use the same password for different websites.
• Banking security. Never disclose your PIN, CVV code, or SMS codes, even to bank employees. For online purchases, use a virtual card or a separate card with a small amount of money.
• Internet security. Do not open attachments in spam emails or click on links from strangers.
• Call security. If you receive a call from a bank, police, or other services reporting the blocking of your bank card, hang up. Call the bank or police back yourself using the official landline phone number.
• Device security. Install antivirus software on your computer or smartphone.
• WI-FI security. Avoid using public networks for financial transactions.
• Confidentiality. Do not share personal data such as your home address, passport number, bank card number, etc., on social networks and messengers.