No one thinks it's going to be them. Until it is. And that's exactly what cybercriminals are banking on.
Society is so infused with technology that our digital footprint is practically glowing. But if we're not careful to cover our tracks, our footprint can be used against us — individuals and companies alike.
Cyberespionage is now the most common type of attack across a variety of industries and organized criminal groups escalated their use ransomware to extort their victims, according to the Verizon 2017 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR).
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