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Secure e-banking starts when logging in
Even the most secure password in the world becomes useless if you disclose it in the wrong place. You should therefore follow our instructions on how to log in securely.
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Download software safely
Many know and consider it sound advice to only obtain software from trustworthy sources. But how to establish whether a source is trustworthy?
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Some places still available: Autumn courses 2021
Our courses will start in a good three weeks, and some places are still available. If you would like to improve your digital security, attend one of our “eBanking – but secure!” courses!
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Gaming and e-banking
Would you leave your children to play unsupervised with your cordless screwdriver and Swiss Army knife? Especially if they don’t know how to handle these tools safely yet? What about laptops, tablets …
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Have you got your settings right?
Operating systems, programs, apps and social media – they all offer myriads of setting options which seem to increase with just about every update. Don’t get lost in the settings jungle.
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There’s a nasty banking Trojan on the loose
Currently, there are criminals phoning you to advise you there is a parcel to be delivered. At the same time, they send you an e-mail containing a link purportedly containing your delivery note. This …
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Malware
Are you taking all the dangers and risks posed by malware seriously enough? Our new article describes why you should do so, and how our “5 steps for your digital security” will provide effective …
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Internet Explorer has reached the end of its life
Please note that the Internet Explorer browser has now reached the end of its life. If you are still using Internet Explorer to surf the Internet, please change over to a current browser. With effect …
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Curb your apps’ curiosity
Are you minimising your data use, and have you removed all apps you don’t actually need from your mobile devices? Well done – now you should ensure you restrict your existing apps’ permissions. This …
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Fewer radio transmissions mean safer and faster radio transmissions
Switching off your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth doesn’t just mean your devices are safer to use, but also saves energy and makes them faster when they are active.
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