The CyberSafe at USPS® team at the Postal Service™ is reminding employees and contractors that to avoid human error, we must stay informed and follow cybersafe best practices.
CyberSafe at USPS provides initiatives, information, and resources that serve to:
n Improve employee awareness.
n Increase cybersecurity resilience.
n Strengthen Postal Service’s response capabilities.
To lessen the impact of human error, follow these tips, which also are provided in the CyberSafe checklist on the CyberSafe web page at blue.usps.gov/cyber/assets/pdf/cybersafe-checklist.pdf:
n Watch your workstation. Lock your computer when it is not in use by clicking the windows key + L or CTRL+ALT+Delete.
n Protect your data. Create passwords with 15 or more letters and numbers.
n Complete all required CyberSafe training courses before their due dates.
n Report suspicious activity. Report suspicious emails to the Cybersecurity Operations Center immediately by selecting the email and clicking on the Report to CyberSafe button in the Outlook toolbar.
To help promote cybersecurity awareness best practices, volunteer to become a CyberSafe guardian. Learn about the volunteer program and CyberSafe monthly awareness campaigns at: blue.usps.gov/cyber.
— Corporate Information Security Office, Chief Information Office, 9-5-24
