While a computer system comes with a set of predefined programs and apps, new ones keep on accumulating with time. But one might not realize the fact that they really don’t need all of these apps.
The trending idea of internet of things (IoT) is gaining momentum day by day. From your refrigerators to Television sets, everything can now be controlled through voice command by connecting to the internet. However, this connectivity exposes us to the cyber vulnerabilities that are lurking in the cyber space.
Fake emails stating users that there’s an issue with their streaming account tricks the victim to share sensitive information like payment details or make them download malicious software like ransomware on their computer system.
When considering investing in a cyber security solution for business, most of us think it to be an overhead and prefer focusing on other verticals that demand investment. But the evolving cyber risk landscape and the emerging cases of cyber breaches makes investing in a security solution an inevitable choice.
Majority of primary aged children, access the internet at home, increasing numbers are using technology at school and at a friends’ house, away from direct parental supervision.
Online Gaming is a part and parcel of every child’s life. Though it is said that online gaming has its own benefits such as for children, the dark side of this domain is still unknown to several parents.
Online shopping is a commonplace nowadays and most of us do not realize the fact that we put our confidential information at risk when we hit that Pay now button. However, card fraud is not just associated with the compromise of data but with the physical card theft as well.
As per 2015, 53% of internet traffic is through mobile phones, which has made the platform one of the potential targets for hackers and malware developers. Mobile malware is developed with the intention to disable your phone, control your device or steal valuable information.
Social media needs no introduction and almost everyone of us is present on one or the other social media platforms. For some, it’s a way to make friends and for others it is a business advertisement platform. But besides the good, there’s some bad that happens to you when you go social on the web. Well, social networking platforms are a golden opportunity for hackers to steal your sensitive information and use it for their malicious benefits.
It wasn’t long after the web came into broad use that online privacy became a growing concern. After all, anytime people are connected through their smart gadgets and sharing resources online, there’s the potential for prying and abuse.
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