Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 Crossword Puzzle

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  1. 2. Automatic screen ___ kicks in when you walk away from your device (Mobile Device Management Policy 3.0)
  2. 3. Something suspicious you should report right away to reportsecurityincident@eaton.com (IT GRC Services site)
  3. 4. Walk a guest through restricted areas rather than letting them wander (Physical and Environmental Security Policy 3.6.3)
  4. 10. Guest at an Eaton site who must be authorized before entering and accompanied inside (Physical and Environmental Security Policy 3.6)
  5. 11. The R in GRC, and what the Cyber ___ Management Program exists to reduce (IT GRC Services site)
  6. 12. Classification for information only certain Eaton roles may see (IT GRC Services site, Data Classification at Eaton)
  7. 13. Spare copy of your data, used to get back up and running after a disaster (Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Policy 3.10)
  8. 17. What you file when you genuinely cannot follow a policy (IT GRC Services site, Exception Request Process)
  9. 19. Outside supplier whose risk the GRC team assesses before Eaton engages them (IT GRC Services site, Vendor Risk Assessments)
  10. 20. Wi-Fi by another name; requires authentication and encryption at Eaton (Network Security Policy 3.15)
  11. 22. Document that says what Eaton is required to do, while a Standard gives the settings (IT GRC Services site)
  12. 25. General name for viruses and other harmful software (Endpoint Security Policy 3.4.5)
  13. 26. Sending old laptops and drives to IT rather than the trash (Asset Management Policy 3.7)
  14. 27. What to do with paper holding sensitive information instead of tossing it in the bin (Data Classification and Handling Policy, Handling Requirements)
  15. 28. Software update that fixes a known security hole (IT GRC Services site, Metrics and Reporting)
  16. 29. Security awareness ___ is required before anyone is granted privileged access (Identification and Authentication Policy 3.21)
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  1. 1. Phones and tablets, covered by their own management policy (Mobile Device Management Policy 1.0)
  2. 5. ___ media, such as USB drives, has its own security requirements (Data Classification and Handling Policy 3.10)
  3. 6. Scrambling data so only the right people can read it; required for Confidential information (Data Classification and Handling Policy, Handling Requirements)
  4. 7. Visitor Wi-Fi networks are kept separate from Eaton's internal network (Network Security Policy 3.2.2)
  5. 8. Visitors get one that expires and must be handed back before they leave (Physical and Environmental Security Policy 3.6)
  6. 9. Secret you type to log in; Eaton treats these as Highly Restricted and they may never be written down (Identification and Authentication Policy 3.18)
  7. 14. ___ Use is the classification for information any Eaton employee may see (IT GRC Services site, Data Classification at Eaton)
  8. 15. Barrier that filters traffic between the internet and internal systems (Network Security Policy 3.2)
  9. 16. Highly ___ is the tightest classification, shared only with specifically named people (IT GRC Services site, Data Classification at Eaton)
  10. 18. Classification for information anyone inside or outside Eaton may see (IT GRC Services site, Data Classification at Eaton)
  11. 21. Unwanted bulk email that Eaton's endpoint protections filter out (Endpoint Security Policy 3.7)
  12. 22. Fake email that tries to trick you into clicking or sharing information (Endpoint Security Policy 3.7)
  13. 23. Loss or ___ of a device must be reported immediately (Mobile Device Management Policy 3.0)
  14. 24. Conference room device that must be controlled so nobody can switch it on remotely (Network Security Policy 3.13)