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Social engineering is still one of the most dangerous hacking techniques used by cybercriminals, owing to the fact that it relies on human error rather than technical flaws.
Cybercriminals can circumvent security systems by hacking into less-secure networks owned by third parties with privileged access to the hacker’s primary target.
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Even professional security systems are likely to have at least one flaw in how the software is installed and configured.
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“Cyber hygiene” refers to routine technology-related habits and practices such as avoiding unprotected WiFi networks and implementing safeguards such as a VPN or multi-factor authentication.
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One might expect the cloud to become more secure over time, but IBM reports that cloud vulnerabilities have increased 150% in the last five years.
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Another effect of the COVID-19 pandemic was an increase in mobile device usage. Remote users not only rely more heavily on mobile devices, but pandemic experts have also encouraged the widespread adoption of mobile wallets and touchless payment technology to limit germ transmission.
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Because of the pandemic-caused shift away from the office, more than a quarter of the American workforce has brought their work into the home, where 70% of households have at least one smart device.
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While ransomware attacks are not a new threat, they have become significantly more expensive in recent years: the average ransom fee increased from $5,000 to $200,000 between 2018 and 2020.
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Data management entails more than simply keeping your storage and organization systems in order. To put things into perspective, consumer data doubles every four years, but more than half of that new data is never used or analyzed.
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