Escaping the echo chamber: How to make cybersecurity accessible for all
We’ve all experienced digital growing pains in the era of COVID-19. Whether it’s ordering food delivery off a smartphone for the first time or working through technical difficulties during a game of “Among Us” with friends, we’ve had to adapt to new ways of doing things online. Although most of our moves to digital channels have made our lives more frictionless, they’ve also brought many cybersecurity challenges. Many users struggle to access online tools due to physical and economic barriers …
Predicting a global pandemic that reshaped how we interact with each other and our devices at a fundamental level would be nigh impossible, but we have seen an acceleration in the shift to cloud-based services. This shows the adaptability of organizations looking to evolve and thrive during an unprecedented event. However, this shift has also left some businesses vulnerable to exploitation. My one-line forecast is that we should expect a cloud migration trend to continue or even accelerate in 2021 
An international cybercrime ring that has stolen $530 million has been dismantled, arresting 36 people. Is this all good news? Let’s start with the good news: today, after you buy an online gift for your Valentine, you can be less worried about finding a nasty surprise in your bill sponsored by Infraud. The U.S. Department of Justice announced the arrest of 36 people for their relation to the Infraud organization, short for In Fraud We Trust. The global 
Is the most tech-savvy generation also the least careful online? Not exactly. Billions of stolen personal records are flying around the cybersphere, $16.8 billion were stolen last year in the U.S alone. And yet, millennials are the least worried about fraud. Why is that? Steve is 28 years old, has at least three online devices, only watches streaming media on his smart TV, and relies on Google to find the closest pizza joint when he is hungry. Steve 
We looked back at what happened in the backstage of fraud during the holiday season and found some eye-opening stats. Remember when we were all excited about the holidays, the friends and family gatherings, and the curling-up-under-the-blanket evenings? Now is time to look at the flip side of the coin: what did fraudsters do while we were opening presents or taking a well-deserved break, trying to snatch that 50% off Instapot or clearing out the driveway for sledding? They were