Everyone is at risk
Whether you're a business, you're working from home or you're a personal customer, in a world of increasing connectivity, you are at ever increased risk.
- Are your devices safe?
- Are your files safe?
- Are your passwords safe?
- Is your WiFi safe?
Are your devices safe?
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Are your files safe?
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Are your passwords safe?
Wait, don't tell me.. you're using the same password, right?
With so many online accounts, it's much less hassle to re-use the same password, but by doing this, you are putting yourself at risk. No matter their size, all organisations are at risk of cyber attack, so if you've shared your email address and a password with them, they are at risk of exposure. Should they be compromised, hackers will try the same username and password combination with common email, shopping and payment services.
Check for yourself,
Have I Been Pwned: Check if your email has been compromised in a data breach
Is your WiFi safe?
As technology advances, more devices are being connected to your home network. Have you considered what would happen if your smart speaker, theromostat, cameras, doorbell were compromised?
- Attackers could use your internet connection for malicious purposes such as DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks, this could lead to your internet service provider issuing warnings and switching off your service
- Attackers could use sensitive information from cameras for blackmail
- Attackers could access personal files, photo's, music & videos stored on your device or NAS (network attached storage)
Business Services
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Working from Home
With the increase in home working since the pandemic, it's more important than ever to ensure that home networks are secure
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