FACTS

1. Phishing Attacks: Employees clicking on fraudulent emails or links can give hackers access to sensitive company data and systems.
2. Weak Password Practices: Using simple, repeated, or shared passwords increases the risk of unauthorized access to work accounts and systems.
3. Unsecured Devices: Laptops, smartphones, or USBs without proper encryption or antivirus expose the network to malware and data theft.
4. Outdated Software: Failure to update or patch systems leaves known vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cybercriminals.
5. Lack of Training: Employees unaware of digital hygiene or scam recognition are more likely to fall victim to cyber threats.
6. Remote Work Vulnerabilities: Home […]

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