Healthcare Cybersecurity & Technology

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Across
  1. 4. Responding directly to a suspicious message can be risky
  2. 5. A communication received by email, text, or Teams
  3. 9. What attackers want you to take without thinking
  4. 11. A square image that directs users to a website or resource
  5. 13. A user's identity within a system
  6. 16. What many scam messages ask you to do with your password
  7. 17. Microsoft's workplace collaboration platform
  8. 20. The team to contact when something seems suspicious
  9. 21. Something you should never do with passwords
  10. 22. SCommonly requested in business email compromise scams
  11. 23. Real, authentic, and not fraudulent
  12. 24. Secret credentials used to access an account
  13. 25. Familiar requests are often part of your normal work _____
  14. 28. A common method used in phishing attacks
  15. 29. The company or institution where you work
  16. 31. A leader often targeted in spoofing scams
  17. 32. A package-related notification often used in scams
  18. 33. Help keep patients and data safe
  19. 35. Data that can be valuable to attackers
  20. 36. Information that should be protected from unauthorized access
Down
  1. 1. The person or organization a message comes from
  2. 2. The practice of safeguarding systems and information
  3. 3. A location on the internet that should be verified before visiting
  4. 6. Pretend to be someone else
  5. 7. Software used to view websitesSCANWhat a QR code is designed to do
  6. 8. An alert or message requiring attention
  7. 10. Someone you work withATTACKERA cybercriminal trying to deceive you
  8. 12. A person who commits crimes using technology
  9. 14. Confidence that something is genuine or safe
  10. 15. A supervisor who may occasionally contact you unexpectedly
  11. 18. If you're not _____ a message, be cautious
  12. 19. Confirm something is legitimate before taking action
  13. 26. A tactic attackers use to pressure victims
  14. 27. Individuals whose information healthcare organizations protect
  15. 30. A company that provides products or services
  16. 33. A device you can use to independently verify a request
  17. 34. An action to think twice about before taking