Why fitness apps can pose privacy risks
As these wellness programmes become increasingly popular, employers, medical aids and insurers may collect more of your biometric data.
Anna Collard
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Your digital hygiene: Are you really as clean as you think you are?
Cyber hygiene is critical for individuals and businesses because it acts as the first line of defense against a wide range of cyber threats.
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Why social engineering is still the top cybersecurity threat – and what to do about it
Companies must invest in appropriate cyber security training, developing a human-centric security culture and adopting mindful security practices.
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KnowBe4 cautions phishing is now a major global curse
Criminals are creating phishing email subject lines that appear genuine and convincing, according to security experts.
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One computer, two phones: How to effectively share household devices
Sharing electronic devices within a household is unavoidable, but there are methods to guarantee safe usage for everyone.
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Google’s delay in killing third-party cookies: How will this impact you?
Businesses and website owners rely on cookies for tracking visitor data and analysing user behaviour.
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KnowBe4 warns Africa about phishing, social engineering
Research shows that one in three corporate employees on the continent is vulnerable to cyber crimes.
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Africa exhibits ‘moderate’ level of cybersecurity preparedness
According to the research, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana, are leading the way in cybersecurity preparation.
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How do you know it is really your bank contacting you?
If you receive a phone call and are worried that money may have been taken from your account, it is better for you to contact the bank directly.
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When is sharing oversharing on social media?
The best way to avoid the dangers of this trend is simply not to engage in it, according to Collard.
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Don’t worry, AI won’t take your cybersecurity job
Are roles in cybersecurity threatened by the rise of automation and artificial intelligence?
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KnowBe4 warns Africa about phishing, social engineering
Research shows that one in three corporate employees on the continent is vulnerable to the cyber crimes.