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Employee guide

Good digital habits for everyday work

This guide helps you adopt simple but essential behaviors to protect your data, your devices and our entire organization.

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Protect your account and passwords

Your Microsoft 365 account gives access to your emails, documents and work tools. It must be protected like a vault.

1. A strong, unique password

Use a password manager to ensure strong, different passwords.

2. Multi-factor authentication (MFA)

Always validate MFA notifications. If a request appears without you trying to sign in, reject it immediately.

Avoid: sharing or writing down your password.

Emails, attachments and phishing

Email is the main attack vector. A single click can compromise an account.

1. Beware of urgent requests

Fraudsters use pressure and urgency.

2. Verify the sender

A name can be imitated, not an email domain.

3. Be careful with attachments

Hover over links before clicking.

Good reflex: forward suspicious messages to the IT team.

Remote work, devices and Wi‑Fi

Your devices must remain secure, up-to-date, and used in a trusted environment.

1. Lock your screen

Always lock before leaving your workstation.

2. Avoid public Wi‑Fi

Use a VPN when available.

3. Updates & antivirus

Never disable EDR protections.

4. Personal data

Do not sync professional data on personal accounts.

In case of doubt or incident, act quickly

A quick reaction can prevent a compromise or the spread of an incident.

• Stop clicking and don't respond

• Disconnect your device from the network if necessary

• Contact the IT team immediately