How to Protect your Data and Identity Online | Box, Inc.
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In 2020, nearly half of American consumers were victims of financial identity theft, resulting in a loss of $712.4 billion, with predictions of further increases in subsequent years. Identity theft poses serious risks not only to individuals but also to businesses of all sizes, as cybercriminals exploit both physical and digital vulnerabilities to access unauthorized information. Methods such as phishing, smishing, and malware attacks are commonly used to steal personal data, while discarded devices also present security risks. To mitigate these threats, using strong, varied passwords, monitoring credit reports, and employing VPN services are recommended. For those whose identity has been compromised, freezing credit reports and filing complaints with relevant authorities are crucial steps. Box enhances data security through AES 256-bit encryption and its KeySafe feature, offering independent control over encryption keys and maintaining privacy and compliance. The increasing reliance on digital technology for various aspects of life necessitates heightened awareness and proactive measures to safeguard against cybercrime.
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