#staysecure

📱🚫⚡️ ALBO wants you to turn off your phone?!?!?! But why? Well, he's been communicating with the new king of cyber safety in good old down under and they've sussed out the situation. The down low key notes are that those pesky hackers want your deets and your phones have those deets. So to stop them dead in their tracks, you can use this one simple trick: just turn your phone off. 🙅‍♂️💥

But this advice ain't new, my fellow Tumblarians! The US of A decided way back in 2020 that the advice was lit af. 🔥🔥

The cool doctor was like, "yo, you want alarms all hours? Don't do it. Just be the cool person and prank the script kiddies with the power of no power." 😎🔌

So, fam, next time you're feeling like you're under attack from those hackers, remember Albo's advice and power down that phone. Stay safe out there! ✌️🔐✨

With big data comes an even larger responsibility. Businesses and consumers can leverage many opportunities with big data, but should also be aware of the many threats it can pose. Finding a way to balance the opportunities and threats associated with big data can help keep business and consumer’s data secure. 

Businesses

For businesses, big data offers many opportunities to get to know customers’ likes and behaviors. It can also provide the opportunity to test a product and see how it is performing. The ability to do this comes with its threats. Whenever storing large amounts of consumer data, businesses are at risk for hackers to steal data. This can cause customers to lose trust. 

Additionally, businesses are at risk for having data on their products hacked. Trade secrets, product performance, algorithms, code, and much more can be compromised in a business if you do not take the proper actions to prevent it. A lot of companies react too hacking instead of preparing for it. With large amounts of data now being stored it is important to think about how you can keep your data secure. 

Consumers

As consumers, we are offered a lot of technology at our palms for free. It is free most of the time of you are talking money, however, most of us are actually paying in the form of personal information. Every time you take a picture of your bank card with your phone, or for some reason take a picture of a social security card or birth certificate, this can be stored in the cloud. If hacked, someone could find and use your information. 

It is important as a consumer to make sure you are protective of your personal information or anything that you wouldn't want compromised. Sometimes we trust blindly and then can be compromised. In the video below, it discusses how those who used Target and Home Depot credit cards were at risk for their information being compromised because of hackers. 

Once your information is out there and possibly being sold and resold, you really have no control over it or what people that have access to it are going to use it for. So, do not blindly give information and take action to change accounts and passwords if you are ever potentially at risk for having your information compromised.

To learn more about Big Data check out Douglas LaLone’s discussion about the legal side of big data below: 

If you’ve been compromised or targeted, don’t stay in doubt ⚠️ Take action 🚀 Send a DM for secure recovery support and let’s hold bad actors accountable for the damage they caused 🔍⚖️

The warns residents to stay alert against rising scam calls. Officials stress they never request personal or banking details via phone or text. Stay cautious, verify sources, and report suspicious activity to protect yourself and others.

Stay Secure with SAT Japan

This National Safety Day, secure what matters most — your data.

Strong passwords. 2FA. No unknown links. Regular updates. Team awareness.

Stay alert. Stay protected. 💻🛡️

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