What is the impact of cybercrime on society today?
The effects of a single, successful cyber attack can have far-reaching implications including financial losses, theft of intellectual property, and loss of consumer confidence and trust. The overall monetary impact of cybercrime on society and the Government is estimated to be billions of dollars a year.
Consequences of identity theft!
Damaged credit: If an identity thief steals your Social Security number (SSN), opens new accounts in your name, and never pays, it could ruin your credit history. Not only can this impact your ability to get credit, but it can also hurt your job prospects and increase your auto and homeowners insurance premiums.
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Our Mission:
Cyberimpac is committed to improving the online and offline safety and security of the small business community and families through education, awareness, and advocacy. Our goal is to enable and empower SMBs to access cybersecurity services, assist them in understanding their cyber risk, and educate them on the type of protection they need for their business and employees.
Protecting Our Children's Identity:
Parents keep your children's information secure this school year...Students of all ages are back to school, and educational organizations are experiencing a record number of cyberattacks. From ransomware attacks to social media data leaks to phishing scams, criminals are targeting schools and the personal information of children, faculty, and staff.
This year, Back to School won’t be like any other year. The school experience has remained at least partially digital: classrooms, curriculums, social interactions, business meetings, and more. Now that class is back in session, cybercriminals are ready to pounce on the education system, its employees, and students.
I became a victim of Identity Theft in early 2004 when I was working in the business of employee benefits. I stop that morning to fill up my car and I placed my wallet on top of the gas pump and I drove off and forgot my wallet. I did not realize I had left my wallet until lunchtime.
My Life from that time was turned upside down for years. I had spent three years of my life trying to correct the issue and still to this day I have issues.
I started Cyberimpac during this time and have been educating and teaching companies and personal families along with doing public speaking ever since that day in 2004..." It Never Goes Away Once Your Info Is Stolen"
I have protected over "20,000 Families, Small Businesses, Corporations " since 2004 and it goes up every day because it's worse day after day.....
