Cyber Monday and the holiday season is here, and consumers and businesses need to be more cyber-vigilant than ever. No matter what cybersecurity policies you set, it’s highly likely that malicious hackers are looking to find and exploit your vulnerabilities. Some of the major holiday shopping security threats in 2020, were as follows. Please take precautions to protect your employees, your business, and customers from cyber-criminals. In the physical setting, please do the same.

1) Phishing email scams. …
2) Fake Email Accounts Including Ransomware. …
3) Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. …
4) Site Interruption.

STAY ALERT

We cannot express enough! When shopping season rush starts soon. Be aware of your surroundings at all times and park in well lit areas. Parking lots are prime territory for thieves, pickpockets, and vandals.

Don’t leave items out in plain view in your vehicle. This is an invitation to thieves. Make sure they are hidden!

Malls and shopping centers will be jammed this holiday season. Unpredictable traffic patterns and preoccupied drivers cause thousands of parking lot mishaps that cost consumers millions of dollars each year. Parking lot safety is especially important during the holidays. Consumers should be particularly cautious about where they park because parking lots are also prime territory for thieves, pickpockets, car-jackers and vandals.