ALT The image is a cybersecurity awareness poster from the United Nations, emphasizing "Device Code Phishing." It advises to only enter device codes you initiated. The poster includes a graphic of a laptop with a warning symbol and a scam alert. Icons for "Pause," "Verify," and "Protect" are shown at the top.

ALT A cybersecurity awareness poster by the United Nations Office of Information and Communications Technology for 2026. It features a warning triangle with an exclamation mark and the text "ClickFix" followed by "Don't Click to Fix. Verify First." There is an image of a computer screen showing a skull and crossbones, symbolizing a potential threat. A pop-up alert reads "Update Required" with a button labeled "Click to fix." The poster emphasizes verifying alerts before clicking.

ALT This image is a poster for Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 by the United Nations Office of Information and Communications Technology. The design includes a yellow background with the word "Smishing" prominently displayed. A speech bubble with an exclamation mark and a cursor clicking symbol are visible. Text advises to "Think Before You Tap" and warns about unexpected texts that may be scams. Logos for pause, verify, and protect are at the top left.

ALT This image is a poster for the United Nations' Cybersecurity Awareness Month in 2026. It features the slogan "Secure Your Mobile Devices" with the subtitle "Recognize Social Engineering on the Go." The design includes icons of a speech bubble with a question mark, a QR code, a padlock, and a fingerprint, all within a smartphone outline. At the top, it highlights "Pause. Verify. Protect." The United Nations Office of Information and Communications Technology logo is at the bottom.

ALT This is a digital poster for the United Nations' 2026 Cybersecurity Awareness Month. It features the text "Quishing: Scan With Care. Verify What’s There." A QR code with an exclamation mark is displayed, warning that QR codes can hide malicious links. The poster emphasizes pausing, verifying, and protecting. The United Nations Office of Information and Communications Technology logo is at the bottom.

ALT "Four images of a community event: 1) Individuals at a table reviewing papers with water bottles nearby. 2) People assisting children with school activities. 3) Speaker seated in front of a banner, engaging with an audience. 4) Two individuals interacting, one holding a notepad."

ALT Image showing promotional content for "Reboot the Earth" in São Paulo, Brazil, scheduled for 5-6 November 2026. The background includes a view of a city skyline with bridges. Logos for the United Nations, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, and NTT Data are present at the top. Text emphasizes the event is "One Month Away!"

ALT This image is an informative poster for United Nations Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026. It features icons labeled "Pause," "Verify," and "Protect" at the top. The main message reads, "MFA Fatigue: Unexpected Prompt? Don’t Approve," accompanied by a lock icon and a crossed circle sign. Text below advises, "Repeated sign-in prompts may mean someone has your password. Deny the request and report unexpected activity." The United Nations logo is at the bottom.