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Cyberattacks on the Rise: Could SelfKey be Your Defense?

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Cyberattacks are becoming more prevalent, with damages ranging from identity theft to financial loss, and some negative impacts can be irreversible. What can we do?

Cyberattacks on the Rise: Could SelfKey be Your Defense?

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🚀 Dear SelfKey Astronauts,

Cybersecurity threats are becoming more common, and it’s a good time to seriously consider the safety of our private data online.
The technology director of the Paris 2024 Olympics, Bruno Marie-Rose, has warned of an eight to ten times increase in cyberattacks compared to those seen during Tokyo 2020, citing the war in Ukraine as a factor.

Marie-Rose expressed concerns over state attacks, and cyber-security partner Atos has opened a special integrated testing laboratory in Madrid to monitor the security of the Paris 2024 network, where 250,000 hours of testing will be carried out.

As the risk of data breaches becomes more prevalent, both on a personal level and at a larger scale, SelfKey is emphasizing the need for stronger online security measures.

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This attack reflects the long-term impact of data breaches on supply chains and the vulnerability of companies to the resulting disruptions. Cyber insurance remains costly, and other potential litigation or claims cannot be estimated.

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