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Protecting our digital identity has become a priority. Our data is constantly exposed to risks from social networks to financial transactions. But do we know how to protect digital identity against the most common threats?<\/strong>
This article explains the main threats to digital identity,<\/strong> strategies to prevent them, and how specialized cyber surveillance solutions such as Qondar <\/a>can improve protection. <\/p>\n

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What is digital identity, and why is it so important to protect it?<\/h2>\n

Your digital identity includes all your online personal information<\/strong>: names, passwords, emails, locations, bank details, photos, etc. This information forms the basis of your online interactions, and losing control of it can have serious consequences, from identity theft to financial loss.
We expand our digital footprint<\/strong> with every new account, online purchase, or social network. Cybercriminals, aware of this, develop increasingly sophisticated methods to steal and use this information for their purposes. If you’re wondering why protecting your digital identity is essential, the answer lies in the serious repercussions that carelessness can have on your personal and professional life. <\/p>\n

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Top Threats to Digital Identity<\/h2>\n

To know how to protect your digital identity, it is essential that you discover the main threats.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Phishing<\/h3>\n

Phishing is one of the most common and effective attacks. Cybercriminals pose as trusted companies or individuals to trick you into obtaining your data<\/strong>. These attacks usually come via email, SMS, or even social networks.
For example, when you receive an email that appears to be from your bank asking you to verify your account using a link, you will make your credentials available to attackers.<\/strong> <\/p>\n

How to protect yourself:<\/strong><\/p>\n