Simply deleting the con­tent on a device is not enough. Attackers can gain access to user accounts via dis­posed or resold devices on which data has 'only' been deleted.

With many types of fraud, attackers demand per­sonal data such as your name, address and tele­phone number. In many cases, they also ask for an IBAN or request that their vic­tims submit a copy of their …

Time and again, data are stolen from credit and bank cards without their owners even noticing. Pro­tect your­self against unau­tho­rised cap­ture of your per­sonal data.

Web­sites, apps, texts – any­thing dig­ital is rel­a­tively easy to fake. Crim­i­nals are increas­ingly taking advan­tage of this fact to scam unsus­pecting users.

Sev­eral secu­rity com­pa­nies warn of the “Qbot” mal­ware. This e-banking Trojan for instance is top of Check Point’s “Most Wanted Mal­ware” list.

A cur­rent wave of attacks starts with a What­sApp call and might just result in the abuse of your credit card data. Pro­tect yourself!

Auc­tion por­tals and small ad plat­forms are very pop­ular. But there are crim­i­nals lurking there, too. Don’t let your­self be led up the garden path!

Users are not given an exactly clean bill of health by secu­rity researchers: In spite of all aware­ness cam­paigns, a large majority is still using weak passwords.

Since 2010 we have trained sev­eral thou­sands of people during our pop­ular courses already. Would you also like to improve your dig­ital secu­rity or refresh your knowl­edge? Then attend one of our …

The National Cyber Secu­rity Centre (NCSC) has reported that they received more than 34.000 reports of cyber secu­rity events. That’s a sig­nif­i­cant increase when com­pared to the pre­vious year.