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EDISON, N.J., Oct. 04, 2016 -- StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. (OTC PINK:SFOR) announced today the launch of its new video blog: Online Security - What You Need to Know … (In Under 3 Minutes!). The weekly series focuses on must-watch topics in personal and small business cyber security.
In Entry 1, “Yahoo Hacked,” series host and StrikeForce Executive VP George Waller reveals the chilling consequences of consumer data breaches, such as the recent hack that compromised over 500 million Yahoo user accounts.
“Hackers typically go after companies that have large user databases,” explains George. “Once they steal those databases, the thieves go after the users themselves. They also sell the databases to other hackers.” The video describes the surprising way hackers use what they steal to gain access to computers and mobile devices, and rob even more of users’ financial and personal information.
In future entries, experts in technology, banking and finance, consumer products and other industries will join George to discuss cyber threats in simple terms and provide tips for staying safe online. “Coming up, we’ll look into what you need to know when buying a new smartphone; what you’re risking if you think anti-virus has your devices covered; and how your frequent flier miles might open the door to hackers, just to name few topics,” says StrikeForce CEO Mark L. Kay. “We’re excited to provide this important information in a way people can engage with it easily, and understand it quickly.”
Consumers and small business owners can catch the Online Security - What You Need to Know … (In Under 3 Minutes!) vlog on the StrikeForce YouTube channel, on strikeforcecpg.com, and by following StrikeForce on Facebook or Twitter.
About StrikeForce Technologies, Inc.
StrikeForce helps to prevent cyber theft and data security breaches for consumers, corporations and government agencies. The company provides powerful two-factor, “out-of-band” authentication, in addition to patented keystroke encryption and mobile solutions. StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. (OTC PINK:SFOR) is headquartered in Edison, New Jersey. Learn more at www.strikeforcecpg.com.
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StrikeForce Investor Relations Contact: Mark L. Kay (732) 661-9641 [email protected] StrikeForce Media Contact: George Waller (732) 661-9641 [email protected]
