What is phishing?
Stealing information by faking false facts via email is one of the most common and dangerous forms of attack for companies.
Cyberspace: 4 reasons why the Internet is so attractive to criminals
Cybercriminals fish for sensitive company data or paralyze computer systems of entire companies in order to blackmail them. But what exactly makes the Internet so interesting as a crime scene?
Part: 3 Would you have fallen for it? The most sophisticated scams to obtain company data.
How much do you trust your online rendezvous? It is common knowledge that you should not reveal too much information with Internet acquaintances. However, when it comes to their own career or love, even level-headed people forget all the basic rules of cybersecurity. Criminals exploit vanity and loneliness to get hold of company data.
Part 2: Would you have fallen for it? The most sophisticated scams to obtain company data.
Have you heard of the evil twin? In the second part of our series, we will again introduce you to three inventive tricks used by cybercriminals and give you suggestions on how to protect yourself from such maneuvers.
Part 1: Would you have fallen for it? The most sophisticated scams to obtain company data.
The inventiveness of criminals is limitless. In our new series, we present how creative cybercriminals become to access company information. In our first part, you will find three tricks that you should not fall for.
The many faces of the Darknet
Where do criminals sell drugs while politically persecuted people stand up for their rights? The Darknet is an anonymous area on the Internet that is not openly visible and can only be reached with the help of a special network. It has a bad reputation, but it holds hope for all those who long for privacy or are not allowed to express their opinions freely.
Patient data and the GDPR: The four main challenges of the GDPR for healthcare
General state of health, special blood results, sexual orientation: Quantities of particularly sensitive personal data are collected during every medical examination. These are stored, stored and often passed on to service providers for processing.