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Does cybercrime worry you more than physical crime? Neighbourhood Watch members told Avast how cybercrime today has affected them and their communities.
View cybercrime UK insightsAvast has teamed up with Neighbourhood Watch to create the UK Cyberhood Watch initiative that will help people in Britain learn more about the cybersecurity risks that exist every time we go online, and discover which regions of the UK are the most at risk.
From phishing to viruses to ransomware, this community-led awareness programme looks at the impact cybercrime can have on our everyday lives, and provides simple tips on the steps we can take to protect ourselves, our friends and family, and our local community.
In the digital age, cybercrime now feels more of a threat than community-based crime for a significant number of households across England and Wales. An increasing number of people personally know a victim of online theft, and almost one in five people in the UK have been a victim of cybercrime.
Download reportAlmost one in five UK citizens have been a victim of cybercrime
Have you ever received a suspicious call, text or email from a person claiming to represent a legitimate organisation, such as your bank? Have you ever been hacked or a victim of fraud and are unsure how to take back control of your personal data and identity? Or do you just want to know the best ways to protect yourself and your family from online threats? The cybersecurity experts at Avast have developed a toolkit to provide easy-to-digest advice and top tips on how to stay safe on the internet, along with guidance on what you need to do if you ever encounter a cybersecurity incident.
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Privacy Settings on Instagram
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Protect Your Family Online
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Popular threats on Android
Popular threats on iOS and how to avoid them
What is Two-Factor Authentication?
What is the Internet of Things
How to Fight Phishing
Cybersecurity Terms & Metaphors
Check to see if your email address has been compromised in a data breach
Automatically generate unique passwords for each of your online accounts
Learn more about ransomware and how to avoid it in the first place
Report any fraud or cyber crime allegations here
If you have any questions, please contact us at cyberhood@avast.com