1. Threat for You’re
Name Email ID
Phone
Number
Resident
Address
Photos/
Videos
Credit/
Debit
Card
Numbers
You’re Not As Secure As You Think
41% of Internet
users in North
America at risk
Hackers have access to
personal data and account
information on
compromised social
accounts
32% of Internet users
world-wide are at risk
due to security glitch
In 2011, 15% of adults
suffered a crime in the
physical world, compared
to 44% who experienced
cyber crime
69% of adult experienced
cyber crime in their life
lifetime. Of those, 65%
have suffered in the past
12 months
Victims by gender
72% Male65% Male
Victims by age
48-6518-31
Reuse the same
password for social
networking
accounts.
Use similar
password for
various accounts.
Why Our Passwords Don’t Protect Us:
US States With Most
Identified Fraud Complaints
34% in Florida
24% in Georgia
20% in California
How Identity Thieves Attack Our Social Media
Profiles:
Target of an
identity threat
“Socially
engineered”
to disclose
password or other
sensitive info
Had account
accessed without
their permission
Asked to visit a
scam website via a
private message
How Thieves Get Our Personal
Information on Facebook:
30% Do not have
Facebook profile
set to private
14% Did not know
their Facebook
privacy settings
Sources:
NextAdvisor Info-graphics
Norton by Symantec, Norton Online Family and Cybercrime Report, November 2011
National Cyber Security Alliance, STOP, THINK, CONNECT, Tips and Advice, May 2012
Havoscope, Black Market Product Rating, May 2012
Prepared by :
S Sathish Kumar
@satisonline