Polish Post
Until March 4 this year. The third alarm degree of CRP (Charlie - CRP), introduced by the Prime Minister's decision on February 21, applies to the territory of all of Poland. The warning was announced to counteract threats in cyberspace, which can escalate in connection with the situation in Ukraine.
The applicable alarm degree Charlie-CRP was introduced by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on the basis of the provisions of the Act on anti-terrorist activities. CRP alarm levels are related to the current risk of threats in cyberspace. The Charlie -CRP degree is the third of the four CRP alarm degrees specified in the Act on anti -terrorist activities. It is introduced in the event of an event confirming the likely purpose of a terrorist attack in cyberspace or obtaining reliable information about the planned event.
The tasks of state organs related to the introduction of CRP alarm levels were specified in the Regulation of the Prime Minister of July 25, 2016 on the scope of projects performed in individual alarm levels and CRP alarm levels.
In the case of Poczta Polska, in connection with the introduced CRP alarm degree, tasks in this field are carried out by the company's unit specialized in computer science and safety. We remind our clients about the need to maintain increased vigilance when using the Internet.
WE ARE REMINDING:
Safety in the network - good practices tips for daily use.
The Internet is not only possibilities, but also threats that are worth keeping in mind, with the daily use of the network.
Network threats
There are many threats on the network that await less cautious users. The most common threats include: malware, attacks using e -mail and prepared e -mail, social technical attacks in social networks, or attacks on mobile devices.
Learn good practices
When using the Internet, several basic practices should be used that increase the safety of each Internet user on the web. These include: taking care of passwords (including properly complicated and successively changed), careful e -mail checking, refraining from clicking in links sent in messages from unknown people or entities, making purchases on the Internet only on safe websites and reliable online stores. These are 3 simple habits that everyone can implement during everyday use of the network, increasing their safety.
Poczta Polska reminds that all suspicious and unusual messages, in particular those in which information will appear about the need to pay payment or send personal data, whose alleged sender is a company representative, should be reported to the following address: incident@poczta-polska.pl . Please also send the suspect message as an attachment, and not through "pass on", because it makes the analysis of the e-mail difficult and delays the determination of the perpetrator.