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    Protecting Data with Cybersecurity Solutions

    Cyberattacks are not new, and their frequency increases with advances in technology and the digital world.  

    Protecting Data with Cybersecurity Solutions

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    Apac CIOOutlook | Wednesday, December 01, 2021

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    Cybercriminals often use mobile devices as an attack vector. Over 70 percent of all transactions made on mobile devices are fraudulent.

    Fremont, CA: Cyberattacks are not new, and their frequency increases with advances in technology and the digital world. Cybercriminals can cease anything by stealing and publish personal information or disclosing sensitive information.

    User Sensitization

    As the severity of cybercrime grows, several companies have developed strategies to improve their organizations' security, preserve the customer experience, and strike a balance between security and convenience. Educating consumers on how to identify and avoid network attacks is essential to maintaining a company's image. Many people are unfamiliar with the strategies used in cyberattacks. Therefore, public education is critical to prevent such attacks. Many companies use the internet, visual aids, and traditional training methods to train their employees. In addition, employees are trained on how to handle and share confidential company information.

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) Enabled Security

    AI makes deploying robust cybersecurity protocols easier, cheaper, and more efficient than ever. AI can also predict and respond to attacks by using vast databases to create patterns and algorithms that can regulate them. AI enables cybersecurity to identify risks and study the behavior of cybercriminals to prevent future attacks. It also reduces the time it takes for cybersecurity professionals to complete routine tasks.

    Using Mobile Devices as a Vector of Attack

    Mobile platforms are used to access most e-commerce software and other platforms currently. Cybercriminals target mobile users who use mobile devices as attack vectors. As mobile users use their devices for business and personal communications, shopping, hotel reservations, and banking, they are often easy targets for cybercriminals. Thus, cybercriminals often use mobile devices as an attack vector. Over 70 percent of all transactions made on mobile devices are fraudulent.

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