While the “good” and “bad” security experts are constantly racing each other for the latest security holes – some to exploit them, others to secure them – we “normal” users are sometimes slightly lost.

Hardly anyone gets around the use of security-relevant technologies, neither professionally nor privately. The knowledge of the dangers “from the internet” is also spreading more and more – together with the unedifying insight that we end users are the weakest link in the security chain.

Knowledge is power! Therefore, we collect information and tips for non-experts to secure terminals, to create awareness and thus to recognise dangers more easily and quickly. With our current warnings, expert tips and background information you can protect yourself against the most common attacks – without any additional technical equipment or previous knowledge!

Security tips to protect your data and devices
Replace bad habits with good security routines: A checklist even for experienced users to avoid security gaps due to negligence.

Working safely from home
Mobile working, but right: What users should pay particular attention to, when working from home, to ensure that company and private data remain protected.

Cyber-criminals work from home too!
Proven tactics in a new guise: Beware of creative malware campaigns and tempting scams around the COVID 19 crisis

Underestimated threat: Mobile malware
Even in the official App Store, malware is repeatedly found among the legitimate apps. An overview of the most common concealment methods with which attackers also deceive users after the automatic security checks.

IT services for free – the business of personal data
Free software solutions are tempting – at least at first sight. On closer inspection, it quickly becomes clear: whether paid or free, users always pay.

7 typical dangers when shopping online
Online shopping, but safe: This is how you unmask fake shops, arm yourself against e-skimming, track down hidden charges and avoid subscription traps.

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