27 Abr How to Protect Emails From Cybercriminals
Email is among the most commonly used communication tools in the business world. Email is a method of communication both within an organization and with customers and business partners. However, since it’s so widely used, cybercriminals take advantage of the weaknesses in email in numerous ways. From spam campaigns and malware threats to phishing attacks, as well as business email compromise, hackers make use of the openness of email to attack organizations and individuals alike.
There are a variety of options you can choose from in order to protect your email. You can do this by using a VPN like ClearVPN that encrypts your entire internet traffic including emails. It is also possible to use a strong password to protect your email account. A secure password should have at least 12 characters long and include a mix of upper- and lowercase letters as also numbers and special characters. It is recommended to use 2-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible. This adds a layer security to your email account by requiring that you enter a code created from your phone or other device, in addition to your password.
Be sure to check all attachments and links before opening them. It’s recommended to employ a link scanner that can identify malicious websites and warn you of them before you click them. You should avoid using public Wi-Fi to check your mail since cybercriminals can track your online activities, and even steal your personal data.
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