New York City Office of Emergency Management

Monday, October 27, 2014

Protect Employees from Cyber Crime

FEMA Private Sector Tip of the Week 10/27/14: Talk with your employees about tips they can use to prevent identity theft, social engineering and phishing scams.

Save Time and Update Your Kit

Daylight saving time ends on November 2. Before you push back the clocks, make sure you use that extra hour to check on your emergency supply kit. Replace items that may have expired like food and water, and check the batteries in your flashlight and radio.
Learn more about emergency supply kit items
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Monday, October 20, 2014

Don't Be a Nut, Get Prepared for Hurricanes

Wednesday may be National Nut Day, but it's not nutty to think a hurricane could strike at this time in the year. After all, Hurricane Sandy made landfall in late October. Learn about hurricane hazards, find your hurricane evacuation zone, make a plan, and stay informed. Visit NYC.gov/knowyourzone, a one-stop shop for hurricane preparedness.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Update your Cyber Security Plans


FEMA Private Sector Tip 10/14/14: Update your business cyber security infrastructure crisis plan to protect your network from malware, worms and spyware.

Stay Safe Online

An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but what about keeping your computer healthy? This month is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Take advantage of these windows of opportunity to learn about the basic steps to online safety, from keeping your machine virus-free to being a good online citizen.
Learn about cyber safety from the US Department of Homeland Security
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Monday, October 6, 2014

Keep IT Products and Systems Up-to-Date

FEMA Private Sector Resilience Tip 10/6/14: Protect your IT products and systems by using the latest product updates, patches and operating systems.

Get Fired Up for National Fire Prevention Week

This National Fire Prevention Week, take steps to prepare for fires. Keep a portable fire extinguisher in your home, and make sure your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working properly. Check out the NYC Fire Department's fire safety publications for additional tips and information.
Read OEM's Tip of the Week online

Thursday, October 2, 2014

When Online: "Stop. Think. Connect."


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