Keisha-Lue Chong Gayle (left), manager advisor at KPMG, shares tips and tools for online safetywith Principal of St Andrews High School for Girls Sharon Reid and students at the schoolcampus in St Andrew on Friday, which was marked as Cybersecurity Day. KPMG Jamaica touredschools throughout the island sharing with students how they could protect themselves and theirinformation online, as part of Cybersecurity Month. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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October 29, 2018

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Keisha-Lue Chong Gayle (left), manager advisor at KPMG, shares tips and tools for online safety with Principal of St Andrews High School for Girls Sharon Reid and students at the school campus in St Andrew on Friday, which was marked as Cybersecurity Day. KPMG Jamaica toured schools throughout the island sharing with students how they could protect themselves and their information online, as part of Cybersecurity Month.

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