Hack Schools. Or don't because it is illegal, causes huge issues for schools, colleges and universities and the people involved. Schools and Universities are a major target for hackers because of the lack of cybersecurity measures, and this is not just a problem in the U.S.
Reputation risk by absence of multifactor authentication. This is a growing problem. Same for the cybersecurity risk. Digijaks sees the two together combined as at major risk from the absence of multifactor authentication.
Cryptocurrencies are valuable, and they can be stolen. It is a fact that has been well-known in the cryptocurrency space for a while now. When cryptocurrencies were first introduced, they were touted as being “unstealable” because of how difficult it would be to transfer them from one person to another. However, as cybercrime evolved and advanced over time, hackers found ways to breach these supposedly impenetrable systems with relative ease. Despite this risk factor, many corporations continue to invest heavily in crypto-related startups that are targeted by these malicious actors.
The internet has provided people with a new way to stalk their targets. Cyberstalking is when someone uses technology to follow, harass or threaten another person online. This can include sending unwanted emails or text messages, posting inappropriate information about their target on social media sites like Facebook or Twitter, and even hacking into someone else’s computer.
Cyber reputation risk from disinformation is growing globally. Disinformation is a type of misinformation that is spread deliberately to deceive, mislead, or confuse.
Your business has a reputation, whether you like it or not. You can choose to let it go unmonitored and hope for the best, or you can actively manage what people say about your company online
Why is critical infrastructure the least understood yet biggest problem facing cybersecurity and national defense officials? Critical infrastructure is the backbone of our modern society. It provides electricity, water, transportation, and communication to people all over the world.
Disinformation is a word that gets thrown around a lot, but in the context of cybersecurity and online reputation management, it's also an increasingly important issue. Disinformation refers to false information intended to deceive and manipulate people with the goal of subverting democracy.
Attack surface areas explode with risk. In today’s world, we are surrounded by a lot of devices that are connected to the internet, which means that there are more devices for hackers to use to get into our networks. This can lead to a significant increase in risk for your company’s reputation and assets. The other thing to consider is that devices are becoming more intelligent. For example, voice-activated systems like Amazon’s Alexa and Google Home can either be a pro or con depending on the organization.
In this digital age, it is important for people to understand how these tools affect their personal and business reputation. While some brands have taken the right steps to create social media policies and guidelines, a lot of companies don’t take the time to do this.
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