Cyber Security Month Crossword Puzzle

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QUESTIONS LIST: password: should contain a minimum of 12 characters using uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and special characters , links: don’t click on these when receiving emails from an unknown or untrusted source , fingerprint: a way to unlock your mobile phone instead of a password , breach: a security incident where sensitive and personal information is copied, transmitted, viewed or stolen, cyber attack: an attempt by hackers to damage or destroy a computer network or system , virus: a small program designed to cause damage to your computer by gaining access to it, antivirus: software designed to detect and destroy computer viruses , phishing: type of cyber-attack where attacker attempts to trick the victim into giving them information , mimecast: application used to filter potentially harmful emails, corrupted: a data file that is no longer usable, usually from infection of a virus , password manager: application to keep passwords secure , spam: unwanted advertising that comes to your email address, malware: software which specifically disrupts or damages a computer, or gains access to a user’s system , it security: who to contact if an email looks suspicious , computer: what should you lock when you leave your desk?