Security in Mind

As we prepare for the year-end and look forward to spending time with friends and family, we care about your security at Amphib Digital. Employing basic security practices can go a long way during your job search in preventing criminal or other kinds of security incidents. In the cyber realm and while on the move, consider the following best practices:

- use of strong encryption for data at rest and transit.

- using strong password policies on apps and systems.

- remove your address (and other unnecessary identifiers from your resumes).

- accept legitimate system updates.

- conduct basic research on the opportunities and companies you'd like to work for.

- stay aware in your environment and surroundings.

Amphib Digital has never and will not sell your data to third parties, does not engage in any communications in the Deep and Dark Web, and has not and will not be conducting any transactions in crypto currencies.

If you witness anything that appears fraudulent in the cyber realm or that seems suspicious during your job search or normal day to day, do contact the internet criminal complaint center (IC3) at https://www.ic3.gov/

If you're experiencing an emergency, please contact 911.

On behalf of Amphib Digital, we wish you a happy, safe, and joyful holiday season!

Sincerely,

James Chen

CEO

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