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Using secure passwords is not difficult, and programs like password managers make it as easy as possible. It’s definitely worth a little effort around your ciphers, not because we’re hiding something, but so we don’t get a headache when some hacker breaks in. About the Author Ankit Rajpurohit is a tech lover and enthusiast who prefers to write about security steps, internet protection, and how to prevent your devices from hackers and potential harm. His main goal is to help people, through his articles, to upgrade their online protection.” Cyber Defense eMagazine – November 2020 Edition 38 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Why Cybersecurity Awareness is More Important During COVID-19 Do you know the need for cybersecurity training for your organization? If not, learn more about the importance! By Susan Alexandra, Contributing Writer Cyber-attacks, malicious activity, and phishing scams have significantly increased during this pandemic of COVID-19. With that, it has highlighted the importance of cybersecurity more than ever before. There have been reports of hackers and cybercriminals exploiting the pandemic with fake websites, money scams, and emails being phishing scams. So, we thought of spreading awareness about cybersecurity. That being said, here are some areas for you to consider within your personal and organizational cybersecurity. Phishing and the COVID-19 Pandemic As the public seeks details on the global pandemic, coronavirus phishing attacks have targeted recent trends in news and statements released by governments. As a result of coronavirus-related phishing attacks, the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) reported a 400% rise in scams. Recent campaigns have also seen cybercrimes build emails masquerading and fake websites as official authorities, like the HMRC and World Health Organization, to compromise accounts, steal personal information, and hack malicious apps. The most common scams are those which claim to share tips about how to prevent infection, access to personal protective equipment, provide financial support advice, and offer updates about virus spread. Cyber Defense eMagazine – November 2020 Edition 39 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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