The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has created an online resource full of tips and resources to strengthen cybersecurity knowledge.
In this digital age the BBB believes it is important to be educated on cybersecurity issues and how to avoid online threats. Pew Research Center found that nearly three-quarters of American adults have been victims of online scams or attacks.
“Our website has a page dedicated to most common scams and related tips, so the addition of one dedicated to cybersecurity was a natural next step. There is a plethora of valuable information and tips on topics such as passwords and how to be proactive,” President and CEO of BBB Serving Eastern Carolinas Mallory Wojciechowski shared in a press release.
The new Cybersecurity HQ features five sections on its homepage to help with the basics, businesses, prevention, recovery and connecting with resources. Cybersecurity basics covers tips on creating a strong foundation for data protection and privacy. Meanwhile, cybersecurity for businesses has information focused on how to secure customer data, internal systems and the like. BBB’s prevention and recovery resources exist to help businesses and consumers alike figure out next steps in the event of a cybersecurity crisis. The website went live on Tuesday, Sept. 23.
For more information Explore BBB’s Cybersecurity HQ to see how you can be safer online.
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