CyberSafe and Occupational Health Safety
Welcome to the Cyber Safe Samoa and Occupational Health Safety Awareness Hub. Watch, learn and share videos that help protect you, your workplace and our community
- Protect Yourself
- Stay Safe Online
- Stay Safe at Work
PROTECT YOURSELF ONLINE
Cybersecurity & Online Safety
Protect your accounts, devices and personal information from common cyber threats. Simple actions such as using strong passwords, enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), keeping your devices updated and being cautious of suspicious links can help keep you secure online.
Simple Steps to Protect Yourself Online
Use Strong Passwords:
Use unique and difficult-to-guess passwords for important accounts. Avoid reusing the same password across multiple services.
Keep your devices updated:
Install security and software updates regularly to help protect your devices from known vulnerabilities.
Turn on Multi-Factor Authentication:
MFA provides an additional layer of protection by requiring another method of verification when signing into your account..
Be alert for Phishing:
Be cautious of unexpected emails, messages or links asking for passwords, personal information or urgent payments.
Watch & Learn
Strong Passwords Tips
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HOW TO STAY SAFE ONLINE
Online Safety & Responsible Behaviour
Stay safe and respectful when using social media, websites and other online platforms. Protect your privacy, think carefully before sharing information, communicate respectfully and know how to respond to cyberbullying or harmful online behaviour.
Know What to Do
Think before you post:
Remember that information shared online can be difficult to remove. Communicate respectfully and consider what you share.
Cyberbullying:
Recognise harmful online behaviour and know what steps you can take to protect yourself or someone else.
Protect your privacy:
Be careful when sharing personal information, photographs, locations, and contact details online.
Report Harmful Content:
Use reporting and blocking tools where appropriate and seek assistance if online behaviour becomes threatening or harmful.
Watch & Learn
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Stop Cyberbullying
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HOW TO STAY SAFE AT WORK
Occupational Health, Safety & Wellbeing
A safe workplace is everyone’s responsibility. Be aware of workplace hazards, follow health and safety procedures, report unsafe conditions and help maintain a respectful environment free from violence, bullying and harrassment.