Cybersecurity 2.0: Enhancing Consumers’ Online Safety
By 2028, the global cost of cybercrime is expected to reach $13.82tn, up from $9.22tn in 2024 (Statista, 2024). To limit its impact, global brands are proactively educating consumers on evolving security risks and best-practice online safety protocols. We explore the artificial intelligence (AI) innovations, privacy protectors and emerging technologies mitigating hazards associated with digital-first living.
Spreading Cybersecurity Awareness
AI’s Digital Safety Paradox
Next-Gen Security Concerns
As cyberattacks become increasingly complex, the challenges they pose are ever more particular and targeted at specific consumer cohorts. Notable target groups are corporate employees and seniors. To improve online security for everyone, brands are launching campaigns that educate people on how to protect themselves.
As cyberattacks become increasingly complex, the challenges they pose are ever more particular and targeted at specific consumer cohorts. Notable target groups are corporate employees and seniors. To improve online security for everyone, brands are launching campaigns that educate people on how to protect themselves.
Summary
Spreading Cybersecurity Awareness | As cyberattacks become increasingly complex, the challenges they pose are ever more particular and targeted at specific consumer cohorts. Notable target groups are corporate employees and seniors. To improve online security for everyone, brands are launching campaigns that educate people on how to protect themselves. |
AI’s Digital Safety Paradox | AI is transforming the cybersecurity landscape. While some tools offer advanced threat detection and automated responses to combat cyberattacks, others are being used to develop sophisticated scams and bypass security measures. As AI’s dual roles evolve, brands and consumers are learning to balance the tech’s benefits with its risks. |
Next-Gen Security Concerns | As cybersecurity becomes a more pressing issue, consumers are turning to digital tools to address emerging concerns. From evolved, AI-enabled smart home cameras to apps that prevent non-consensual recordings, smart brands are expanding how they leverage tech to hedge risky situations. |
Cybersecurity 2.0: Enhancing Consumers’ Online Safety
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