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The holidays are just around the corner and many people are looking forward to spend their vacation with family and friends, or simply to play tourist. Luckily for some travellers, they can enjoy a completely work-free vacation while some still need to be connected to check emails, make calls, or join a meeting online. However, either way, travellers still somehow need to be connected to the internet.

Many hotels, hostels, and other establishments in the hospitality industry take security seriously. With different kinds of guests coming in and out, and with the unpredictability of untoward events, the safety and security on such businesses should be a priority apart from comfort and convenience. While hotel security is a standard practice, businesses should think beyond physical property and extend the same level of protection to digital assets. Likewise, travellers should exercise caution when connecting from airports, hotels, or anywhere in transit as cybercriminals do not go on vacation and are on the lookout for potential victims.

Apart from understanding the threats to property, data, and guests, hospitality companies should also know their vulnerabilities when it comes to cyber security. In line with National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), here are key some tips on how businesses and travellers can stay digitally safe and secure over the holidays: Read more.