The fictitious comic strip Webster family aims to teach people of all ages about the inherent dangers of the Internet and digitalisation, in particularly adolescents. Accompany the Webster family …

Security in the workplace and everyday life doesn’t just depend on technical measures – quite frequently, users are the deciding factors.

An increasing number of people are using computers, smartphones and a variety of Internet services this way. Their security significantly depends on using the correct settings.

According to a recent study, banks, insurance companies and fintech companies in Europe have noticed a 2'137 per cent increase in fraud cases involving deepfake technologies.

A new smartphone often means better performance, a fresh design and innovative features. Yet while it is often easy to transfer most apps to a new device, this could get complicated when mobile …

Cyber-criminals don’t sleep – but you can protect yourself! Our current “eBanking – but secure!” courses will teach you how to use e-banking, mobile payments and cryptocurrencies safely. Next to our …

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Mobile payment methods are highly popular. But not just with consumers – with criminals, too. Protect yourself!

Fraudsters often count on time pressure, lack of transparency and faked information to achieve their aims. Fraud victims should act as soon as possible to try and limit financial losses as much as …

Despite new developments such as passkeys, password managers remain a vital tool to ensure you remain secure in the digital world.