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Cybercrime is a term that refers to any illegal behaviour that involves the use of computers, networks and other electronic devices. This could include anything from hacking, identity theft, fraud, extortion and unauthorized access to computer systems. The world we live in is becoming increasingly dependent on new technology and with it comes the risk of cybercrime. Criminals are able to attack people and businesses from anywhere in the world, as long as they have access to the internet. They are also able to cover their tracks much easier than criminals doing traditional crimes. For example, they are able to upload inappropriate pictures of you onto websites or even stalk you online. They can steal your money, breach your privacy and damage your reputation. They can even cause your business to lose its value by damaging your data or stealing your sensitive information.

Many of us aren’t aware that we are vulnerable to these types of crimes and we may not be able to prevent them. However, the good news is that there are measures you can take to protect yourself and your business against cyber attacks. These include using strong authentication methods, only visiting trusted websites and never opening suspicious or unauthorised emails.

In addition, there are measures you can implement to prevent the spread of viruses and malware. You can also ensure that your antivirus and application systems are up to date. Cybercrime isn’t going away, it’s just evolving and it’s important to keep up with this trend in order to prevent your organisation from being a victim of these criminal activities.