Personal Cybersecurity Readiness
The Human Element is the Weakest link.
Scammers and hackers are working very hard to get access to you and your valuable information, they are using every trick in the book successfully due to their targets not being knowledgeable and alert.
NEURA Cybersecurity Coaching can help you stay informed.
Common Questions
Yes! You are. Mitigation and being alert are the best approach because the risk is active every day both on your computer, on the phone, email and social media. both in your personal life and at work. The Human Element is the weakest link of any cybersecurity system. The cyberthreats get smarter everyday so it's up to you to get proper coaching to stay informed and prepared.
It ranges from not so bad to very serious and expensive problems such as: stealing bank information, transfer of funds, identity theft, use of your computer for crypto-mining, use of your computer as a zombie to attack another computer. access to your photos and files and private life, browsing history, social media etc and blackmail.
We help you by patiently teaching you proper, effective ways to protect your digital presence, your photos, learn how to spot threats and deal with scams and potential blackmail, We teach you how to stay alert and if in doubt, you can come to us for help if you see any suspicious activity on your computers, phone etc.
Any information we collect will be encrypted and will only be used for its intended purpose and with your authorization. We will not disclose any information to anyone other than the account holder.
"A total of 59.49 million Americans have lost money from a phone scam in just the past 12 months—a total estimated loss of nearly $30 billion, with an average loss of $502 per victim"
PCMAG-Aug 6th, 2021
Learn to Protect Yourself
Dating apps, Catfishing, Your Email, Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, and other platforms are gateways for bad actors to gain access to you and your family.
Do You Know How to Protect Yourself?
Phishing Scams
Phishing is a type of online scam that targets consumers by sending them an e-mail that appears to be from a well-known source – an internet service provider, a bank, or a mortgage company, for example. ... Then a scammer uses the information to open new accounts, or invade the consumer's existing accounts.
Cyber Extortion
Cyber extortion occurs when cybercriminals threaten to disable the operations of a target business or compromise its confidential data unless they receive a payment. The two most common types of cyber extortion are ransomware and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks.
Blackmail
Blackmail is the act of attempting to force someone to do something or give up something valuable by threatening negative consequences if they don't, especially revealing negative information about them.
Device Intrusion
Phone hacking involves any method where someone forces access into your phone or its communications. This can range from advanced security breaches to simply listening in on unsecured internet connections.