As we say goodbye to another year, Internxt continues to make waves in the online privacy space by providing technology focusing on privacy and security. Since the Internxt 2022 retrospective, Internxt has changed for the better, but our mission to provide a privacy-focused alternative to big tech corporations that mishandle your data remains the same.

By 2025, experts predict that cybercrime costs will balloon past $10.5 trillion. This proves the pressing need for people and organizations to protect their networks, data, and sensitive information. Most hackers compromise and steal data through unauthorized network access. Simply put, keeping your network unsecured is begging for threat actors to gain access and wreak havoc. In this guide, we'll explain all the steps you need to follow to keep your networks safe.

When shopping online, you want to feel 100% sure that the service you are handing over your details is safe and secure. One of the most popular payment methods for online shopaholics is PayPal. However, is PayPal safe, and how secure is it when checking out online? Throughout this article, we will discover 15 of the most common PayPal scams and online fraud scams to watch out for and how to avoid them.

As we gear up for the holiday season and prepare to hit the online shops for some last-minute online gifts, now is the perfect time to refresh our memories about the importance of staying safe online during this busy shopping season. Along with some festive fun, we still want to spread the importance of staying safe online, as this is prime time for Christmas scams and frauds. So we made these cyber security posters with your online security in mind with a Christmas twist of our unique sense of humor.

A few CCTV cameras and a lock on the door. These used to be the only security measures an organization had to take to keep their business safe. Alas, those days are long gone. Now, having a Cyber Security Incident Response System (CSIRS) in place is critical. The internet is playing a bigger and bigger role in business. This means organizations become more and more vulnerable to cyber threats.

Cyberterrorism exists, but it is a concept that is difficult to pigeonhole. The story is similar to “physical terrorism,” where there are always shades of gray to consider – Was something an act of terrorism, or was it just an act of gratuitous malevolence? Many acts of terrorism are definable, and the same applies to cyberterrorism. However, the blurring of the lines is even more apparent with cyberterrorism.