Tom Ruscha

Next year is another year of challenge for security experts to provide the best protection to the consumers . We are living in an age where new ways of stealing consumers’ personal and financial data online were always made each day by cybercriminals. We are aware of this predicament, so we would like to offer some help even if it’s through our posts. We prepared the following tips to help you stay safe online and to ready yourself for the next year filled with internet security challenges. Always install updates on your software This should be applied in each of your electronic devices, not just in your desktop or laptop but also in your mobile devices and television as well. It is very important for the general public to understand how crucial updating software is. Software companies are creating new ways to stop cybercriminals’ new ways of stealing your private information, and they promptly release fixes for those vulnerabilities through their updates. Steer clear

A person that has been a victim of fraudsters could mean that he or she is not fully protected by his or her bank. We suggest that you must know some steps involved in avoiding credit and debit card fraud to protect your pin numbers, card information, and other private information. Following are some simple tips that could help you keep the thieves at bay. Use a paper shredder After reviewing your receipts and bank statements, shred them right away. Use different pin codes If you have a few cards, don't use the same pin code on every card. Don't use personal details as passwords or pins This kind of information was easy to guess, so don't use your birth date or the first 4-5 numbers of your phone number as your password or pin code. Don't save passwords on your desktop Never allow your computer to save your passwords. Beware of spying eyes When you are going to withdraw some money at a cash machine in public, be wary of your surr