Alarming rise of fake legal requests: What it means for your privacy

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What you need to know

 

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How this phishing scam works?

 

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What can companies do to avoid falling for these phishing scams?

1) Verify all data requests:

2) Strengthen email security:

3) Train employees on phishing awareness:

4) Limit access to sensitive data:

5) Implement emergency verification procedures:

 

Is there something you need to do?

1) Double-check email addresses and links

2) Enable two-factor authentication (2FA):

3) Stay updated on phishing scams:

4) Verify suspicious requests:

 

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Kurt’s key takeaway

What’s your stance on how governments are handling cybersecurity—are they doing enough to protect sensitive data? Let us know in the comments below.

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