The State Examination Center has called on users to follow a number of precautionary measures to ensure the security of their accounts when using the Center’s electronic services, information systems, and other online resources.
This was reported to elchi by the Press Service of the SEC.
It was stated that the increase in cybersecurity threats, the spread of malicious software, and various cyberattacks in recent times make the protection of the personal information of internet users even more relevant:
“Users should access the SEC’s electronic services and their ‘Personal Cabinets’ only from reliable and secure internet networks and from their own or trusted devices. In particular, they should refrain from accessing their personal accounts in unfamiliar internet clubs, public computers, and other devices whose security they are not sure of.
Users are also advised to follow security rules such as not sharing their personal account login information, passwords, and confirmation codes with others, and not clicking on links received from unknown persons or suspicious sources.
It should be noted that ensuring the security of personal accounts and information depends not only on the technical protection of the relevant information systems but also on the users’ responsible approach to security rules.
The State Examination Center calls on users to be careful when using electronic services, to approach the protection of their personal information responsibly, and to strictly adhere to cybersecurity rules.”