Why entrepreneurs need to consider increasing their digital security


Due to the growing connectivity of the world through the Internet, hackers and cybercriminals now have more opportunities to break into our devices and networks and steal confidential data, yet statistics indicate that many are still failing to secure their devices. — Image by pressfoto on Freepik

The way we live, work, play, and communicate today is so tech dependent that it demands we always be on our devices as we go through our daily routines.

Understanding why this is the case doesn't take too much analysis. In the US alone, over 250 million adults own smartphones, with an average daily usage time of around 4.5 hours.

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