As of late, we are all on high alert for threats to our data, emails, logins and privacy as hackers up their game on getting what is most important to us.
As of late, we are all on high alert for threats to our data, emails, logins and privacy as hackers up their game on getting what is most important to us.
While we guard these details with our life in our day to day lives, you shouldn’t let your guard down when you travel for business. It essential that you take extra measures to ensure no personal information or company data is vulnerable to hackers while on the move.
What could be vulnerable to the tech-savvy business traveller? Smart watches, mobiles and notebooks/laptops/tablets are all at risk to data breaches and such hacks are on the rise daily.
According to Microsoft, the cost of cyber-crime globally exceeds US$500 billion, while data breeches can cost a company on average around $US3.8 million. In recent discussions with our IT consultant, he too has noticed the increase in cyber-crime and spam emails taking hard drives to ransom demanding bitcoin for safe return of company data.
Are you aware of the currently threats data security circulating? Would you know what to do if your computer is taken over by hackers?
If you or your staff travel for business and use wifi to access your data, here are some helpful tips to keep your personal information and data safe while travelling.
Top red flags that the sender of an email is a spammer!
Top red flags that you may be hacked!
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