A Review of the Top 5 Scariest Cyber Threats of 2017.
Thanks to our dependence on technology, cybercrime is undeniably a threat to every single business, large or small (or in-between). And there is every reason to expect that cyberattacks are only going to increase in volume, strength and sophistication, costing buisnesses an estimated $6 trillion by the year 2021.
A 5-Step Plan for Protecting Your Business From Cyber Threats.
Cyber security isn’t just an IT problem. It’s a risk management issue that impacts your entire business and therefore must be managed and reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Cyber Awareness is Our Shared Responsibility.
In our increasingly connected world, cyber awareness is a necessity. In order to protect our information, every single one of us has a personal responsibility to know and follow online safety basics, whether it’s at home, at the office, at school, or anywhere in between.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) kicked off on October 1st with the theme of Our Shared Responsibility, marking the 14th year for this important collaboration between government and industry.
Why You Should Turn off the Browser Autofill Feature.

In the wake of the massive Equifax breach, it’s pretty safe to say that data privacy is something we should all be concerned about. And even if you are staying vigilant about following modern network and data security best practices, a simple website setting may actually be putting your personal data at risk.
Give Wisely: Beware of Hurricane Harvey Scams.
In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, people all across the country are asking how they can help those affected by this unprecedented natural disaster. Unfortunately the flip side of this outpouring of goodwill is the inevitable new class of scam and fake charities set up by criminals looking to profit from others' misfortune.
What's Your Cyber security IQ?
By now it's safe to say that we all realize cyber security is a top concern for your business. But knowing that in theory and really knowing how to stay safe from a cyber attack are 2 different things. That's why we invite you to take this cyber security quiz and test your true cyber smarts.
-SOME WAYS TO
PREVENT HACKING:
1.CREATE COMPLEX
PASSWORDS.
2.USE A PASSWORD MANAGER.
3.DON'T GIVE AWAY
PASSWORDS.
4.CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD
OFTEN.
5.USE TWO FACTOR
AUTHENTICATION.
6.READ PRIVACY POLICIES
CAREFULLY.
7.LOG OUT OF ACCOUNTS
WHEN YOU ARE DONE WITH THEM.
8.MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE
ENTERING PASSWORD ON THE ORIGINAL WEBSITE.
-SOME WAYS TO PREVENT CYBER
BULLYING:
1.KEEP PERSONAL
INFORMATION PERSONAL.
2.NEVER RESPOND TO
STRANGERS.
3.LOG OUT ACCOUNTS FROM
PUBLIC COMPUTERS.
4.KEEP YOU ACCOUNT
PRIVATE.
5.IF YOU ARE BEING
BULLIED,SAVE ALL THE MESSAGES FROM BULLIES.
BE SAFE AND SECURE.....☺
THANK YOU
BY: PUSHKAR KWATRA
BY: PUSHKAR KWATRA


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