How to avoid falling into the trap
These are boom years for cyberthreats, cyberattacks and cybercrime. Cyber attacks, from identity theft to attacks targeting the retail sector, dominate the news.

These are boom years for cyberthreats, cyberattacks and cybercrime. Cyber attacks, from identity theft to attacks targeting the retail sector, dominate the news. On average, fraud victims are estiFacebook is a useful tool for keeping in touch with friends. However, you need to be very careful with the information revealed… as it could fall into the wrong hands.
The dangers lurking on Facebook are many: on the one hand, cybercriminals use a wide range of tools to steal money from the accounts of unwitting users and on the other hand they send fake friend requests to steal personal data. Here are some Facebook security tips that help protect your data: Verify every Facebook contact Make sure the person you are talking to ... is really the one you believe. Try to verify his identity. Protect your financial and banking data Never reveal anything about your bank accounts, credit cards, debit cards or other financial information on Facebook.
mated to spend $ 776 of their savings and waste 20 hours of their time trying to solve the problems created by identity thieves.
Here are seven current threats that show today’s data protection challenges.
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