Cyber Incident Response Guide (Personal): Difference between revisions

** If '''YES''':

** Do not respond or click on any links.

** Mark the email as spam and delete it.

** Proceed to [[#Secure Your Devices and Network]] if you've interacted with the message.

** If '''NO''', remain vigilant against suspicious communications.

** If you're '''UNSURE''', verify the sender's identity through another communication channel before taking action.

** If '''YES''':

** Be cautious. Scammers often pressure you using fear or urgency.

** Read about [http://www.consumerfinance.gov/ask-cfpb/what-are-some-common-types-of-scams-en-2092/ common financial scams].

** Proceed to report the incident if necessary.

** If '''NO''', stay alert for unusual requests for money or information.

** If you're '''UNSURE''', consult with someone trustworthy before proceeding with any requests.

** If '''YES''':

** Change passwords for your accounts and enable two-factor authentication.

** Try to locate the device using a tracking app or service.

** Consider remotely wiping the device to protect your data.

** If '''NO''', ensure that tracking features are enabled on all devices as a precaution.

** If you're '''UNSURE''', check recent locations if tracking was enabled previously.

** If '''NO''', consider setting up regular backups to prevent future data loss issues.

** If you're '''UNSURE''', check if the files are in the recycle bin or use recovery software as needed.