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Cybercriminals perpetrate attacks targeting all aspects of an employee's online activity, including browser habits. These attacks often come as a result of quick, innocent mistakes that employees make, yet are devastating to organizations. In this video, we are going to explore ten different ways employees can protect themselves while they are online and how they can avoid being the weak link that cybercriminals are looking for. Learning Objectives Examine the importance of website filtering and its role in creating a safer browsing environment, mitigating risks associated with malicious websites and their impact on personal and organizational security.;Assess the potential risks posed by browser extensions and add-ons and develop the ability to identify and remove unnecessary or harmful ones.;Implement advanced browser safety practices by understanding the significance of secure connections (HTTPS), detecting inconsistencies in website branding, verifying destination links, keeping browsers and applications up to date, and adopting secure Wi-F practices.
What is a Clinical Will? A clinical will is an arrangement is in place to manage closure of their clinical practice in the event of their serious illness, death, suspension, dismissal or other sudden clinical incapacity. Professional bodies are increasingly insisting on clinical wills being in place for all therapists as a condition of accreditation. What are the new BABCP Requirements on Clinical Wills and When do they start? As of 1 September 2023, all BABCP Accredited and Registered members will be required to ensure that an arrangement is in place to manage closure of their clinical practice in the event of their serious illness, death, suspension, dismissal or other sudden clinical incapacity. This means that either your employer will need to have appropriate arrangements and contingency plans in place, or that you have a formal Clinical Will document that provides instructions to an executor in the event that you are no longer able to continue practicing. NB: This template is illustrative and for information and training purposes only and does not constitute or reflect legal advice. Your clinical will should be checked by legal or other professionals. This template is in no way endorsed by the BABCP.