Cyber Threats Archives

9 Online Promises (That Can Signal Scams Ahead)

by TLF Editorial Team | Jun 6, 2023 | Cyber Threats

A promise is a valuable thing. Promises are at the root of business agreements, interpersonal relationships, and call-to-action buttons that invite people to Click Here or Buy Now. Scam artists, fraudsters, and criminals often use a promise to lure their potential...

The Online Bodysnatchers: How To Guard Against Ghosting

by TLF Editorial Team | Jun 1, 2023 | Cyber Threats

Identity theft is common, although in most cases it’s the identity of a living, breathing person that gets hijacked for personal or financial gain. It seems incredible that there are online bodysnatchers and that we must guard against the ghosting of a deceased...

How to Prevent Phishing Attacks in the Workplace

by TLF Editorial Team | May 31, 2023 | Cyber Threats

One of the most common ways cyber criminals pose a threat to cybersecurity is through phishing attacks. These attacks are so frequent and have targeted a lot of companies in recent years. Some have regarded it as the most significant challenge to cybersecurity....

How to Prevent Hacking -13 Tips

by TLF Editorial Team | May 31, 2023 | Cyber Threats

Hacking is a growing problem online… here are 13 tips on how to prevent hacking to help reduce your exposure. It’s estimated that the average user spends 28% of their time online browsing social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other sites. Social...

How to Ensure Business Continuity and Manage Risks

by TLF Editorial Team | May 31, 2023 | Cyber Threats

Today industry leaders worried about business continuity have one question on their mind, ‘How to make the business resilient in this tough situation?” Surely, no one needs an introduction on the ‘tough situation’ that the world is facing today due to the COVID-19...

How to Deal with Online Scammers in USA

by TLF Editorial Team | May 31, 2023 | Cyber Threats

Millions of people become victims of cybercrime each year. FTC’s report says that 2.2 million of the 4.7 million complaints received that year were related to fraud. This resulted in a $3.3 billion deficit, which is $1.5 billion more compared to the previous year....