Recognizing and Reporting Suspicious Activities

Training should empower women in tech to recognize the signs of suspicious activities, whether it's an unusual request via email or an unexpected message on social media. It’s crucial for them to know how to respond to these situations and report them to the relevant authorities or their organization's IT security team promptly.

Training should empower women in tech to recognize the signs of suspicious activities, whether it's an unusual request via email or an unexpected message on social media. It’s crucial for them to know how to respond to these situations and report them to the relevant authorities or their organization's IT security team promptly.

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