Now that the busy shopping season is almost over, we’ve moved into the final phase of Public Safety Canada‘s Get Cyber Safe holiday campaign.
Phase 1 provided tips and resources to help Canadians shop securely online; phase 2 focuses on how to be cyber safe when visiting relatives, or when giving or receiving gifts that connect to the internet.
The Acart team partnered with Public Safety Canada to create several shareable campaign materials. For phase 2, we developed a landing page, a tip sheet, an animated video, social media posts (animated and static), and a blog post about important dates for promoting cyber safety, which will be released during the first week of January.
Don’t let #cybercriminals sneak thru the cracks! Keep your device’s security software up-to-date https://t.co/GQmSaPDmSU #CyberSafeHolidays pic.twitter.com/0NNCJThEyI
— Get Cyber Safe (@GetCyberSafe) December 7, 2016
Visiting relatives who don’t have Wi-Fi? Turn off Wi-Fi auto-search & avoid unsecured networks: https://t.co/GQmSaPDmSU #CyberSafeHolidays pic.twitter.com/ZRUlOwsxjZ
— Get Cyber Safe (@GetCyberSafe) December 15, 2016
Travelling? Turn off your device’s GPS to avoid criminals pinpointing your location:
https://t.co/GQmSaPDmSU #CyberSafeHolidays pic.twitter.com/3RbWSX5uYI— Get Cyber Safe (@GetCyberSafe) December 19, 2016