Cybersecurity Awareness: 4 Habits to Prevent Online Fraud
Cybersecurity Awareness month is a timely reminder that the biggest cyber risk today is not always a vulnerability in a device or network. Increasingly, it is the individual behind the screen. Mr. Karmendra Kohli, CEO & Cofounder, SecurEyes, highlights how the threat landscape has shifted from attacks on systems to attacks on human judgement, how AI and organised fraud are making deception harder to detect and why four simple habits of to be ‘aware, pause, verify and report’ should become part of everyday digital behaviour.
For years, cybersecurity was largely understood as a technology issue. The focus was on malware, viruses, compromised systems and hackers breaching corporate networks. Those threats still exist, but the attack surface has expanded.
Earlier, attackers largely targeted corporate and government infrastructure. Today, individuals are increasingly direct targets, with smartphones, emails, messaging apps and payment platforms often serving only as delivery channels.
In many cases, it...
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