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According to the latest Characteristics of Australian Business report, a significant percentage of Australian businesses are falling victim to cybercriminals, with more than one in five suffering from some form of cyber-attack.
Hackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and their tactics are becoming more discreet. Email scams are often used by hackers to steal personal information and, as their methods get creative, it can be difficult to tell whether an email is real or a scam.
“Cyber Security Awareness Month is a dedicated time to highlight the importance of cybersecurity in our digital world. Throughout this month, individuals, businesses, and organizations come together to raise awareness about the ever-evolving cyber threats we face and the proactive measures we can take to protect ourselves and our data. From educational initiatives to practical tips for staying safe online, Cyber Security Awareness Month serves as a reminder to prioritize cybersecurity in our daily lives. Join us as we explore the latest trends, best practices, and resources to enhance our cyber resilience and create a safer digital environment for all.”
The question is not if you will experience data loss, but when. While it can be devastating to lose all your home or personal data, small and medium-sized businesses have a lot more to lose. Learn what you can do:
12.5 million Australian email accounts have been leaked online. Is your email one of those?
Ransomware – as the name suggests – can get into your computer from clicking on an email like “Australia Post Delivery Failure – Click for new delivery,” “NSW Police Infringement notice – click here to view the photo,” “TAX Office Refund – click here to view tax receipt,” or any email promising or saying something that you are not expecting or did not request.