Cybersecurity is an ongoing threat that should not be taken lightly, and costs resulting from cyber security events are estimated to be $6 trillion on an annual basis by 2021.
Some of the most prevalent attacks today in the marketplace are as follows:
A type of malware that prevents users from accessing their system, personal files, or stopping operations and demands a ransom payment in order to regain access.
Emails with a “fake” link to sites with confidential information such as a bank or credit card company asking users for their passwords and ID’s.
Or “Spoof Attack”, it’s a more focused and specifically targeted than phishing. Behavioral manipulation along with intelligence gathering about a large player at a company; often shows up as a bogus email from somebody prevalent in the company.
“I forgot to pay this bill before I left on vacation, can you wire $20,000 to this bank account?”
Keylogging software that monitors a user’s keystroke on the keyboard. Used heavily to obtain log-in information.