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Quantum internet: the next global network is already being laid – The Conversation UK

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

Google reported a remarkable breakthrough towards the end of 2019. The company claimed to have achieved something called quantum supremacy, using a new type of quantum computer to perform a benchmark test in 200 seconds. This was in stark contrast to the 10,000 years that would supposedly have been needed by a state-of-the-art conventional supercomputer to complete the same test.

Despite IBMs claim that its supercomputer, with a little optimisation, could solve the task in a matter of days, Googles announcement made it clear that we are entering a new era of incredible computational power.

Yet with much less fanfare, there has also been rapid progress in the development of quantum communication networks, and a master network to unite them all called the quantum internet. Just as the internet as we know it followed the development of computers, we can expect the quantum computer to be accompanied by the safer, better synchronised quantum internet.

Like quantum computing, quantum communication records information in what are known as qubits, similar to the way digital systems use bits and bytes. Whereas a bit can only take the value of zero or one, a qubit can also use the principles of quantum physics to take the value of zero and one at the same time. This is what allows quantum computers to perform certain computations very quickly. Instead of solving several variants of a problem one by one, the quantum computer can handle them all at the same time.

These qubits are central to the quantum internet because of a property called entanglement. If two entangled qubits are geographically separated (for instance, one qubit in Dublin and the other in New York), measurements of both would yield the same result. This would enable the ultimate in secret communications, a shared knowledge between two parties that cannot be discovered by a third. The resulting ability to code and decode messages would be one of the most powerful features of the quantum internet.

There will be no shortage of commercial applications for these advanced cryptographic mechanisms. The world of finance, in particular, looks set to benefit as the quantum internet will lead to enhanced privacy for online transactions and stronger proof of the funds used in the transaction.

Recently, at the CONNECT Centre in Trinity College Dublin, we successfully implemented an algorithm that could achieve this level of security. That this took place during a hackathon a sort of competition for computer programmers shows that even enthusiasts without detailed knowledge of quantum physics can create some of the building blocks that will be needed for the quantum internet. This technology wont be confined to specialist university departments, just as the original internet soon outgrew its origins as a way to connect academics around the world.

But how could this quantum internet be built anytime soon when we currently can only build very limited quantum computers? Well, the devices in the quantum internet dont have to be completely quantum in nature, and the network wont require massive quantum machines to handle the communication protocols.

One qubit here and there is all a quantum communication network needs to function. Instead of replacing the current infrastructure of optical fibres, data centres and base stations, the quantum internet will build on top of and make maximum use of the existing, classical internet.

With such rapid progress being made, quantum internet technology is set to shape the business plans of telecom companies in the near future. Financial institutions are already using quantum communication networks to make inter-bank transactions safer. And quantum communication satellites are up and running as the first step to extending these networks to a global scale.

The pipes of the quantum internet are effectively being laid as you read this. When a big quantum computer is finally built, it can be plugged into this network and accessed on the cloud, with all the privacy guarantees of quantum cryptography.

What will the ordinary user notice when the enhanced cryptography of the quantum internet becomes available? Very little, in all likelihood. Cryptography is like waste management: if everything works well, the customer doesnt even notice.

In the constant race of the codemakers and codebreakers, the quantum internet wont just prevent the codebreakers taking the lead. It will move the race track into another world altogether, with a significant head start for the codemakers. With data becoming the currency of our times, the quantum internet will provide stronger security for a new valuable commodity.

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Sophos Cloud Optix breakthrough IAM visualization is here – Naked Security

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

Today is a great day. Huge, in fact. Today we have improved security for everyone running workloads on public cloud environments.

Managing user roles, permissions, and role-based access to AWS services is an enormous challenge.

The scale and interwoven nature of individual and group access to services means that organizations often a) cant accurately see how their services can be accessed, and b) dont proactively manage it, thus creating an endless loop back to a).

And heres the obvious punch line attackers will exploit that gap in security. We saw this happen in a recent high-profile public cloud attack that exploited overprivileged user access to obtain 40,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers.

We werent recognized as a winner among the most advanced cloud technology players for nothing.

Cloud Optix IAM Visualization is a breakthrough for organizations that manage infrastructure on AWS. It enables customers to easily visualize the relationships between IAM roles, IAM users, and services.

This innovative and differentiated new feature will allow security teams to identify high risk users who have access to multiple services that they rarely or never need.

It helps answer questions like: Which IAM users in my AWS account have access to the S3 service, which might contain sensitive data? Which EC2 server instances can access the RDS service your customer database? And much more. This helps organizations reduce their attack surface in the cloud dramatically.

The latest security enhancements to Sophos Cloud Optix go even further to provide more depth than ever.

Sophos Cloud Optix security-focused spend monitoring now makes daily and monthly cloud spend monitoring a breeze by identifying unusual activity that could indicate abuse, such as cryptojacking in AWS, Azure, and GCP cloud accounts.

It highlights top services contributing to spend, allowing for faster decisions on whether increased spend equals malicious activity, and provides customizable spend threshold alerts for visibility.

As organizations look to expand in the cloud and take advantage of cloud-native workloads, such as containers, they should be aware of the techniques that cybercriminals use to target hidden gaps in security responsibilities and misconfigurations.

Cloud Optix has provided automatic discovery of an organizations assets across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform, and Infrastructure as Code environments for some time and added support for Native Kubernetes and Googles managed Kubernetes Engine (GKE) in late 2019.

And now, support for Amazons managed Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) has landed. Azure AKS managed Kubernetes service is hot on its heels and on its way soon.

Amazon EKS nodes are now included in the topology visualization, as well as real-time inventory views of clusters, node groups, nodes, pods, containers, services, and more, while also enabling organizations to perform additional security benchmark checks on these container environments.

Todays Cloud Optix release is also packed with several new features to increase security and compliance of customer environments:

1. Sophos Cloud Optix has been certified by the Center for Internet Security (CIS)

Weve been given this certification to accurately assess AWS and GCP system conformance with the security recommendations of the CIS Benchmark profile.

By certifying Cloud Optix with CIS, were demonstrating our commitment to actively solving the foundational problem of ensuring secure standard configurations are used by customers.

CIS Certified Security Software Products demonstrate a strong commitment to provide customers with the ability to ensure their assets are secured according to consensus-based best practice standards:

2. Superior public cloud traffic analysis

This helps organizations to analyze outbound traffic anomalies with visibility of destination IP addresses including ISP, organization, country, and region.

Watch the Superior public cloud traffic analysis video.

3. Azure VM Scale Sets inventory

Youll be able to see that hosts are part of Scale Sets, and filter to see hosts within a specific VM Scale Set.

4. Add AWS environments using AWS CloudFormation (in preview) as an alternative to running a script using the AWS CLI, or Terraform.

Sophos Cloud Optix is the ideal solution for organizations using or moving to the public cloud. It provides organizations with the continuous analysis and visibility needed to detect, respond, and prevent security and compliance risks that could leave them exposed.

But, we get it, building the business case for a CSPM solution like Cloud Optix can be a challenge.

So, checkout out the Sophos ROI calculator. It gives you a helping hand to solve that challenge.

Use it to calculate the saving in time and energy costs that your organization could make with Cloud Optix, and get our handy business case whitepaper.

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Stay Safe, Secure And Anonymous Online with The Doe – London Post

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

Big tech companies track everything you do online and use that information to make money off of you. Not to mention all the bad actors out there looking to steal your information.

Staying anonymous online is becoming more important to more people every day. Whether for everyday activities like shopping and banking or to post a secure blog in an anonymous manner.

The Doe is just that an anonymous website that people to post their stories anonymously online. Theyve provided us with five tips to help with anonymity online.

So, here are 5 ways you can stay anonymous online.

There are already millions of security-conscious people all of the world whove decided to use a VPN. By connecting online through a Virtual Private Network, everything you do in terms of viewing or sending data is encrypted. This simply means that anyone eavesdropping on your online actions wont be able to know what youre doing online. Theyll just get a string of characters that dont mean anything. By using a VPN youll be able to stay anonymous while online.

Dropbox is very popular cloud sharing system and many people use it to share files online. However, the infamous Edward Snowden has said to get rid of Dropbox and called it hostile to privacy. A file sharing service that even Snowden recommends is called Spideroak. If you need to share files, give it a try.

Javascript is used almost everywhere online. This means places like Facebook, Google Search and even online banking. So whats the problem with Javascript? Well, Javascript itself isnt so much of a problem as what hackers can do with it that can cause headaches.

There are vulnerabilities that can be attacked and Javascript code can be used to do things like redirect people to malicious web sites, as well as install malware or keloggers onto your computer. Completely disabling Javascript is really the best way to go but its not very practical considered its widespread use online.

The next best step would be to install a program called NoScript. NoScript gives you the option of disabling scripts such as Java, but also Flash and others) on the web sites you dont trust. You can also whitelist the web sites you do trust so that Javascrip will still run on those. This wont eliminate the risk since youre still running Javascript but it can greatly reduce that risk.

There is something called incognito mode on many browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer. When you set your browser to incognito mode, it limits the ability of web sites to track what youre doing online. This wont encrypt your data or make you anonymous the way some other options will, but it does help keep the average snoop from tracking what youre doing.

Almost everyone uses Facebook Messenger or Skype to chat with friends. But lets face it, these services are hijacked on a regular basis and security doesnt seem to be a high priority. If you want to still chat with your friends but need a more secure option, try a service called CSpace. CSpace is open-source and encrypted. People can use it to communicate more securely than Facebook Messenger or Skype. CSpace can also be used to transfer files.

With the advances in technology and everyone relying more and more on the internet, security is becoming more and more important. Take the time to do what you can to protect yourself. Start with the five tips above!

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Industry Insight: The CCPAs Elusive Reasonable Security Safe Harbor – JD Supra

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

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WISeKey Drives Innovations in IoT Security with 23 Strategic Patents in the U.S. – GlobeNewswire

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

WISeKey drives innovations in IoT security with 23 strategic patents in the U.S.

Geneva, Switzerland/New York, USA 18 February WISeKeyInternational Holding Ltd. (WISeKey NASDAQ: WKEY; SIX Swiss Exchange: WIHN), cybersecurity delivering Integrated Security Platforms, today announced that it has registered a total of 23 new strategic patents in U.S. which are essential to the digital transformation applications that are fueling the growth in the IoT market (see list of U.S. patentshere).

With a rich portfolio of more than 46 patent families, covering over 100 fundamental individual patents, and another 22 patents under review, WISeKey continues to expand its technology footprint in various domains including the design of secure chips, near field communication (NFC), the development of security firmware and backend software, the secure management of data, the improvement of security protocols between connected objects and advanced cryptography.

For WISeKey, adding to its patent portfolio and intellectual property is key to ensuring that the company remains a major player in the IoT industry for years to come, providing their customers with scientifically proven technology that differentiates and protects their products from counterfeiting, adds valuable supply-chain tracking features, and prevents the loss of sensitive enterprise and consumer data.

Innovation is at the core of everything we do at WISeKey, commented Carlos Moreira, WISeKeys CEO and Founder, which is why we directed more than 18% of our annual revenue in 2019 (or approximately $4.5million) to R&D expenses in an effort to keep our products ahead of bad actors who are using the expanding surface area of the IoT landscape to disrupt critical services and cause harm to consumers.

Digital transformation in the IoT market is opening up new applications that can improve the efficiencies of power grids, use NFC chips embedded on pharmaceutical labels to provide better quality healthcare, or secure autonomous vehicles but its also creating new security risks, each with its own set of challenges and consequences. Digital identities provided as part of the WISeKey Integrated Security Platforms act as the first line of defense in IoT security architectures by giving each object its own unique, immutable, identity that can be used for strong authentication of the device and encryption of sensitive data as it travels from the edge to the cloud.

If you spread the estimated 50 billion connected devices across the predicted world population of 6.8 billion in 2020, you will end up with more than 7 IoT devices per person. Add on top of that the massive amounts of data being generated by each device, over 2.3 zettabytes by 2035, and you can immediately see how big the IoT security market is for WISeKey and why the investment in developing market-leading technologies is critical for their continued success.

About WISeKey

WISeKey (NASDAQ: WKEY; SIX Swiss Exchange: WIHN) is a leading global cybersecurity company currently deploying large scale digital identity ecosystems for people and objects using Blockchain, AI and IoT respecting the Human as the Fulcrum of the Internet. WISeKey microprocessors secure the pervasive computing shaping todays Internet of Everything. WISeKey IoT has an install base of over 1.5 billion microchips in virtually all IoT sectors (connected cars, smart cities, drones, agricultural sensors, anti-counterfeiting, smart lighting, servers, computers, mobile phones, crypto tokens etc.). WISeKey is uniquely positioned to be at the edge of IoT as our semiconductors produce a huge amount of Big Data that, when analyzed with Artificial Intelligence (AI), can help industrial applications to predict the failure of their equipment before it happens.

Our technology is Trusted by the OISTE/WISeKeys Swiss based cryptographic Root of Trust (RoT) provides secure authentication and identification, in both physical and virtual environments, for the Internet of Things, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. The WISeKey RoT serves as a common trust anchor to ensure the integrity of online transactions among objects and between objects and people. For more information, visitwww.wisekey.com.

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IT Security Consulting Services Market Size, Share, Types, Growth Strategies, Interactive Components, Key Companies Overview and Forecast Outlook by…

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

Global IT Security Consulting Services Market 2020 is an all-inclusive, proficient report provides an in detail analysis of extensive drivers, challenges, restraints, opportunities, present market trends and approach influencing the IT Security Consulting Services industry together with projections and forecast to 2025. IT Security Consulting Services research study covers processing technique, investment plan, services as well as network management. In addition, it explains IT Security Consulting Services supply chain, financial support, retailers analysis, and marketing channels. Moreover, it describes IT Security Consulting Services market entry strategies, opportunities and development challenges. The report additionally predicts future growth of the IT Security Consulting Services market across the globe by integrating the information with relevant findings.

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The report commences with a IT Security Consulting Services market synopsis and progress on to cover-up the development possibilities. A precise IT Security Consulting Services market segmentation is done on the basis of vendors, geographies, applications and IT Security Consulting Services types. The study also covers equipment, upstream raw materials, IT Security Consulting Services marketing channels, and downstream client survey. Then it illustrates exhaustive analysis proposals and IT Security Consulting Services industry development trends.

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Market Size of Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product , Forecast Report 2019-2026 – Redhill Local Councillors

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

In 2018, the market size of Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product Market is million US$ and it will reach million US$ in 2025, growing at a CAGR of from 2018; while in China, the market size is valued at xx million US$ and will increase to xx million US$ in 2025, with a CAGR of xx% during forecast period.

In this report, 2018 has been considered as the base year and 2018 to 2025 as the forecast period to estimate the market size for Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product .

This report studies the global market size of Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product , especially focuses on the key regions like United States, European Union, China, and other regions (Japan, Korea, India and Southeast Asia).

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This study presents the Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product Market production, revenue, market share and growth rate for each key company, and also covers the breakdown data (production, consumption, revenue and market share) by regions, type and applications. Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product history breakdown data from 2014 to 2018, and forecast to 2025.

For top companies in United States, European Union and China, this report investigates and analyzes the production, value, price, market share and growth rate for the top manufacturers, key data from 2014 to 2018.

In global Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product market, the following companies are covered:

The following manufacturers are covered:IBMCiscoIntelCheck PointTrendInfineonSymantecSophosPalo AltoARM

Segment by RegionsNorth AmericaEuropeChinaJapan

Segment by TypeEnd-point or Device SecurityNetwork SecurityIdentity and Access ManagementVulnerability ManagementMessaging SecurityWeb SecurityOthers

Segment by ApplicationConsumer Goods and RetailManufacturingTransportation and LogisticsHealthcareEnergy and UtilityOthers

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The content of the study subjects, includes a total of 15 chapters:

Chapter 1, to describe Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product product scope, market overview, market opportunities, market driving force and market risks.

Chapter 2, to profile the top manufacturers of Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product , with price, sales, revenue and global market share of Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product in 2017 and 2018.

Chapter 3, the Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product competitive situation, sales, revenue and global market share of top manufacturers are analyzed emphatically by landscape contrast.

Chapter 4, the Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product breakdown data are shown at the regional level, to show the sales, revenue and growth by regions, from 2014 to 2018.

Chapter 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, to break the sales data at the country level, with sales, revenue and market share for key countries in the world, from 2014 to 2018.

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Chapter 10 and 11, to segment the sales by type and application, with sales market share and growth rate by type, application, from 2014 to 2018.

Chapter 12, Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product market forecast, by regions, type and application, with sales and revenue, from 2018 to 2024.

Chapter 13, 14 and 15, to describe Internet of Things (IoT) Security Product sales channel, distributors, customers, research findings and conclusion, appendix and data source.

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February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

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40% respondents ready to share personal details on dating apps without meeting person – The News Minute

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

NortonLifeLock recently unveiled results of the second edition of the India Digital Wellness Report, an online survey of over 1,500 Indian adults.

NortonLifeLock Inc., a global leader in consumer Cyber Safety, recently unveiled the results of its second edition of the India Digital Wellness Report, an online survey of over 1,500 Indian adults, which explores the increased popularity of online dating apps across user segments and how the affordability of data has made the smartphone the primary device of entertainment. The report found that 40% of the respondents were comfortable with sharing personal details on dating apps without even meeting the person. Interestingly, 66% of the women and 63% of the Gen X respondents felt that the people they meet online are trustworthy.

The findings of the report suggest that Indian men and women are becoming progressively open-minded about the concept of online dating, with four in every ten respondents using online dating in their quest for a serious relationship. Almost 55% of the respondents in metro cities used online dating apps to look for a serious relationship, whereas 68% of the respondents in Tier-1 cities and 21% of the respondents in Tier-2 cities cited casual dating and physical intimacy, respectively, as the top reason for using online dating apps.

Furthermore, it emerged that while 65% of Gen Z respondents used online dating apps for casual dating, 63% of Gen X respondents were looking for a serious relationship and 72% of the millennial respondents used the apps to look for friendship or companionship. The report also revealed that a significant number of respondents (49%) did not use dating apps as it did not fit their style, or that they shied away from it as they had heard negative stories around the concept (27%).

The increasing affordability of smartphones and data is enabling us to complement many aspects of our real life online. Indian men and women are becoming progressively open-minded about the concept of online dating, said Ritesh Chopra, Director, NortonLifeLock, India. However, it is important for consumers to be mindful of their digital footprint, as it is easy for cyber criminals to deceive users by creating fake identities and misusing the personal data that is shared on online platforms. It has always been our endeavour to educate consumers of the threats that exist and how they can protect their online identities in the complex digital world.

Entertainment and anxiety go hand-in-hand with smartphones

Owing to the accessibility and affordability of mobile data, smartphones have become the primary source of entertainment in Tier-1 cities. Almost 91% of the respondents in Tier-1 cities felt that smartphones had replaced the television, the camera (87%), the alarm clock (80%) and the music device (72%). Female respondents displayed more anxiety than their male counterparts if deprived of their smartphones. 73% of the female respondents and 64% of the male respondents claimed to get nervous if they forgot their phone while stepping out, whereas 72% of female respondents and 60% of male respondents claimed that they cannot live without their smartphone.

Privacy and data security

When it comes to privacy and data security, Gen Z (95%) were found to be more proactive than millennials (94%) and Gen X (90%) in adjusting the privacy permissions on their phone. Female respondents (84%) were found to be more aware than male respondents (74%) about security threats and had a security software installed on their smartphone. Almost 94% of women respondents knew how to adjust privacy permissions. Interestingly, 50% of women respondents allowed their browser to save all their passwords something that respondents from metro cities (47%) did more than their counterparts in Tier-1 (39%) and Tier-2 (34%) cities.

With a view to ensuring digital privacy and a secure dating experience, NortonLifeLock recommends the following best practices to safeguard ones online identity:

1. Use strong passwords: Dont reuse your passwords across websites and apps. Make them complex and pick a random word that includes a combination of at least 10 letters, numbers, and symbols. Using a password manager to generate complex, unguessable passwords can also help.

2. Keep your software updated: Cyber criminals frequently use known exploits, or flaws, in your software to gain access to your system. Patching those exploits and flaws can help make it less likely that youll become a cybercrime target.

3. Choosing the right site/app: The cyber-sea of love can be overwhelming to navigate. It is estimated that there are approximately 5,000 online dating sites worldwide. Users must ensure the platform they use is reputable and conduct internet searches in order to find out how many members are subscribed, read reviews that may include both good and bad experiences from the site. Visit the website itself and investigate before signing up. Read the privacy policy.

4. Think before you click: Be on the lookout for phishing efforts and questionable offers. Dont click on dubious email or text message links or open attachments from an unknown source. They might take you to a site that asks you to reveal personal information, or that puts malware on your device. If you see an attractive offer on an item, ensure it is from a legitimate retailer.

5. Use a full-service internet security suite: Invest in a comprehensive all-in-one protective solution that offers real-time protection against existing and emerging threats including anti-malware, spam and phishing, and increased cloud technologies to help safeguard consumers devices and information as they bank, shop and find love online, even when connecting on public WiFi.

6. Take measures to help protect yourself against identity theft: Be careful what you put online. NEVER post your address or personal information on your profile as this can lead to a whole host of problems beyond identity theft such as stalking and harassment. Online dating apps require a host of personal information in order to set up an account so ensure you give permission to access information that is necessary. It is also best to use a password that has no obvious association to you.

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How to protect your personal information online during tax season – CTV News

February 18, 2020 | Author: admin

TORONTO -- Tax season can be a particularly precarious time for Canadians.

Not only is there pressure to file your tax return accurately and on-time, youre doling out vast amounts of sensitive personal information online while doing so.

Practising good personal data protection etiquette online should be top of mind for consumers year-round. But it becomes increasingly important during tax season, when cybercriminals tend to prey on consumers who are more likely to fall for scams that ask for their personal information.

Here are some important security measures to keep in mind while handling your personal information online this tax season:

BE WARY OF SCAMS

Canadians have faced an influx of online scams and robocalls purporting to be from federal organizations including the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) over the last few years.

These scams often threaten consumers with the imminent threat of arrest or lawsuit before asking for a litany of personal information, such as social insurance numbers.

In 2019, Canadians lost more than $1.4 million to CRA scams, according to numbers provided to CTVNews.ca by the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC). In fact, as of Feb. 2, the CAFC had confirmed 34 successful instances of CRA fraud in 2020, costing consumers over $10,000 total.

A lot of the scams take place over email and SMS, Christine Beauchamp, director of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, told CTVNews.ca in a telephone interview.

They have a variety of messages that make them seem very legitimate and professional. You might not be able to tell right away whether or not theyre legitimate.

When it comes to online scams in particular, the CRA says it will never:

Beauchamp adds that users should never click on links included in suspicious emails, especially if its not a secure link.

Sites with a secure connection will display a lock symbol in the left hand side of the URL bar in your web browser. Secure sites will also start with https (the s stands for secure).

USE SECURE PASSWORDS

Your income tax return contains a wealth of incredibly sensitive personal information -- perfect for anyone who wants to steal your identity.

If there is one password you want to keep incredibly strong and unique, I would say its definitely the one thats associated with your tax return file, Beauchamp said.

Whether you are filing online through the CRAs website, or using a third-party program to help you with your return, make sure that you use a password that is eight to 10 upper- and lower-case letters mixed with numbers. Thats the formula experts say is most secure.

When choosing numbers to add to your password, be sure not to use anything that is easily identifiable, such as your address or date of birth.

If you have a hard time remembering your passwords, Beauchamp suggests stringing together three or four random words youll remember, which is often as strong as an alphanumerical password.

SAVE YOUR FILES SECURELY

When filing your taxes online, be mindful of where you save the PDF copy of your return and any supporting documents.

If possible, Beauchamp recommends storing these files on an encrypted external hard drive or a secure drive in the documents section of your computer. Files that are saved on your computers desktop are not as protected as those stored in the documents folders.

Experts dont recommend storing these kinds of personal documents in the cloud.

Keep in mind that you should be filing your return from a secure internet connection and not from a public Wi-Fi connection.

Public Wi-Fi networks are highly susceptible to Man-in-the-Middle-style attacks, which allow eavesdroppers to intercept data transmissions and read them.

EDUCATE YOURSELF

The CRA has an entire website dedicated to helping Canadians protect themselves against fraud, including information about the most common scams.

The governments Get Cyber Safe websitehas additional information about filing your taxes online safely.

CTVNews.ca will have stories on tax season every Money Monday. Look for it in our 5 Things to Know.

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