Cyber Frauds & Mitigation Techniques

By:Javed Iqbal VP/LM/MDS. Cyber Frauds & Mitigation Techniques.

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[Audio] Today, we will be discussing cyber crimes and how to protect ourselves from becoming a victim. Technology has greatly improved our lives, but it also brings the risk of cyber crimes. Slide number three explains the categories of cyber crimes. The first is when a computer is specifically targeted for an attack, resulting in damage and loss of important data. The second is when a computer is used as a weapon to commit crimes like fraud, identity theft, and cyber bullying. Lastly, a computer can be used as a "fancy filing cabinet" to store illegal information. It is important to be aware of these categories and take precautions to protect our personal information and devices. This includes having strong passwords, updating software and antivirus, and being cautious with sharing personal information online. We will now move on to discussing mitigation techniques for cyber crimes. Thank you for your attention and let's continue exploring this important topic together..

[Audio] Personal identifiable information, or P I I, is any data that can be used to identify an individual through their personal or financial information. This can include sensitive details such as name, ID number, date of birth, and biometric records. With the rise of technology, protecting P I I has become crucial as it is vulnerable to cyber frauds. Cyber criminals can misuse this information for identity theft, financial fraud, or even blackmail. To safeguard our P I I, we need to be aware of the risks and take necessary precautions. As consumers, we should only share our information on trusted and secure websites. As creatives, it is our responsibility to utilize strong security measures, such as encryption and secure data storage, to protect customer's P I I Techniques like multi-factor authentication and regular monitoring of accounts can also help prevent cyber frauds. As educators, it is our duty to educate others on the importance of protecting their P I I and to train our employees on proper data handling and security protocols. In conclusion, P I I is a valuable asset that should be safeguarded by taking necessary precautions and spreading awareness..

[Audio] Slide number 5 of our presentation on "Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques" focuses on the importance of protecting oneself from online scams and fraud. It is crucial to understand the types of information that should never be shared on the internet, such as employment details, education, relationship status, location profiling, political or religious views, photos, and family details. These seemingly harmless pieces of information can be used by cyber criminals to target and manipulate their victims. Therefore, it is important to use caution when sharing personal information online. It is also important to remember that our digital footprint can have lasting consequences. Let us be mindful of what we share on the internet..

[Audio] In our presentation on Cyber Frauds & Mitigation Techniques, we will be discussing steps to protect personal and sensitive information online. It is crucial for us to remain vigilant in the face of cyber frauds and take preventative measures. We can start by being creative with our security questions, using unique answers that only we would know. Properly disposing of electronic devices, wiping all personal data, is also important to prevent access by cyber criminals. Regularly backing up personal data is essential in the event of a compromised device. Using updated antivirus software and creating strong, unique passwords are important for online protection. It is crucial to be mindful of the information we share on social media, keeping privacy settings up to date and avoiding posting sensitive information. Implementing multi-factor authentication adds another level of security to our accounts. Regularly reviewing statements is also a good practice to catch and stop fraudulent activity. Shredding unwanted documents and statements is another way to protect personal information..

[Audio] Slide number 7 focuses on one of the most significant threats of our time: cyber frauds. In today's digital age, the internet has made it easier for cyber criminals to operate from anywhere on the planet. As technology advances, so do the techniques used by these fraudsters. The importance of discussing cyber frauds is clear - the risks caused by poor security knowledge and practice are grave. Identity theft is a major concern for individuals, where personal information can be used for malicious purposes. Monetary theft is also a significant issue, where hard-earned money can be stolen from online accounts. It is not just individuals who are at risk, but also companies. Non-compliance with security policies can lead to serious consequences such as sanctions or termination. As consumers and creators in the digital world, it is our responsibility to be aware of these risks and take necessary measures to protect ourselves. So, what can we do to mitigate cyber frauds? Education is key. By staying informed about the latest techniques used by cyber criminals, we can take proactive measures to safeguard our personal and financial information. This can include regularly updating security software, using strong and unique passwords, and being cautious when opening suspicious emails or clicking on unknown links. In addition, it is important to follow the security policies set by our organizations, as they are in place for our protection. On the next slide, we will discuss specific mitigation techniques to help protect ourselves from cyber frauds. Let's stay vigilant and informed to keep ourselves and our organizations safe from this ever-evolving threat..

[Audio] During our presentation, we will be discussing the topic of cyber frauds and mitigation techniques on slide number 8. With the constant evolution of technology, it is crucial to understand the importance of cyber security in today's digital world. Cyber security includes the use of technologies, processes, and practices to protect our networks, devices, programs, and data from potential attacks, damage, and unauthorized access. With everything connected and accessible online, the risk of cyber frauds is high, and cyber criminals are constantly finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities and steal sensitive information. It is our responsibility to be aware and take measures to protect ourselves as consumers and professionals. The different aspects of cyber security that need to be addressed in order to mitigate risks are shown on this slide. These include securing networks and devices, implementing proper processes and practices. As we continue our presentation, we will discuss various mitigation techniques to protect our systems from cyber frauds. It is essential to stay informed about the latest methods used by cyber criminals and take necessary precautions to prevent attacks. Let's take this opportunity to understand the importance of cyber security and safeguard ourselves from cyber frauds..

[Audio] In this presentation on Cyber Frauds & Mitigation Techniques, we will cover important topics related to security and safety for our computers and data. It is crucial to safeguard our digital information just as we would protect our physical possessions in today's technology-driven world. Like our homes, our computers require strong security measures to prevent intrusions from cyber frauds. However, staying safe in the digital world also involves cautious behavior, such as being careful when opening emails or clicking on links, using strong and unique passwords, and being aware of potential scams and frauds. By taking necessary precautions and being vigilant, we can significantly reduce the chances of becoming a victim of cyber fraud. Our actions play a crucial role in keeping our online information safe, just as our behaviors in the physical world keep us safe. Always remember to secure your digital presence just as you would your physical home. With responsibility and awareness, we can protect ourselves from cyber frauds and stay safe in the digital world. Let's now move on to the next slide to discuss various mitigation techniques for keeping our data and information safe..

[Audio] Slide 10 out of 37 in our presentation on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques discusses the benefits of E-banking for financial institutions. The growth of online banking has greatly impacted the financial sector and has led to increased customer loyalty and profits for institutions. E-banking also offers convenient features such as online bill payments, mobile banking, and 24/7 account access. This not only benefits customers but also reduces the workload for staff and requires less office space. Real-time banking information is another advantage of E-banking, allowing customers to access their accounts and perform transactions immediately. E-banking offers numerous benefits to financial institutions and is crucial for staying competitive in the digital age. Let's now continue our journey through Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques..

[Audio] We will now move on to slide number 11 out of 37, where we will be discussing the benefits of internet banking for customers. In this digital age, convenience and efficiency are highly valued by consumers. With internet banking, customers have a single access point for all their financial needs, eliminating the need for multiple logins and passwords. Additionally, the 24/7 availability of internet banking allows customers to bank at their own convenience, without the need to rush to the bank or wait in long lines. This not only saves time but also helps customers better monitor their financial activities. The benefits of internet banking are not limited to local transactions, as customers have global access to their accounts. This provides convenience for frequent travelers and adds a layer of security, as customers can easily monitor their accounts for any suspicious activities. In conclusion, internet banking offers convenience, efficiency, and global access, making it a valuable tool for customers in today's fast-paced world. However, with these benefits also come potential risks, which we will discuss further in our presentation..

[Audio] We will now discuss the topic of Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques in the context of modern banking, which has shifted towards the virtual world due to technology and digitalization. This allows customers to access banking services from anywhere, making financial activities more convenient. With the help of technology, services such as ATMs, Smart Cards, Mobile and Internet banking have become popular. ATMs allow customers to withdraw cash and check balances without physically visiting a bank, while Smart Cards store information for various transactions. Mobile banking has become a popular choice for managing finances on the go, and Internet banking is commonly used for online transactions at home. However, virtual banking also brings the risk of cyber frauds. In the following slides, we will discuss these risks and techniques to mitigate them. Let's dive deeper into this topic and explore the world of virtual banking..

[Audio] Slide number 13 of our presentation covers Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques. It is important for consumers to understand the principles of availability, confidentiality, and integrity in relation to their personal information in today's digital age. Availability refers to the timely access and ability to make changes to our information using appropriate tools and resources. Confidentiality involves restricting access and only sharing sensitive information with authorized individuals. Integrity ensures that our data remains unaltered and accurate, with no unauthorized modifications. As consumers, we must be cautious and take necessary precautions to safeguard the availability, confidentiality, and integrity of our personal information. Understanding these concepts can help protect us against cyber frauds and mitigate any potential risks. Thank you for being part of this presentation, and I hope the information provided has enhanced your understanding. Let's remain vigilant in safeguarding our personal information in the digital world..

[Audio] Today's presentation is about Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques. We are currently on slide number 14 out of 37, where we will be discussing the CIA Triad. This concept is fundamental in information security and stands for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Our focus for today is on Confidentiality, which refers to the protection of information from unauthorized access and disclosure. In simpler terms, it means keeping sensitive information safe and out of the hands of malicious individuals. For example, in the case of a cyber fraud, a criminal may steal customers' usernames, passwords, or credit card information, which is a violation of confidentiality. It is crucial to have measures in place to ensure the confidentiality of information, such as strong passwords, encryption, and access controls. By implementing these techniques, we can protect our personal and company information from falling into the wrong hands. This is an essential step in mitigating cyber frauds and protecting ourselves and our customers. Let's now move on to our next topic and continue our learning journey on mitigating cyber frauds and ensuring the security of our digital world..

[Audio] Slide number 15 of our presentation on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques focuses on protecting information from unauthorized modification through the concept of integrity. This refers to the security and accuracy of our information, ensuring it is complete and has not been tampered with. In today's digital world, where information is constantly exchanged and shared, maintaining the integrity of our data is crucial. To achieve this, we can implement various techniques such as having a strong password policy, using encryption, and having robust firewalls and antivirus software. It is also important to regularly update software and implement strict access controls. By implementing these measures, we can mitigate cyber frauds and safeguard our information from unauthorized access or modifications..

[Audio] We are now on slide 16 of our presentation on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques. Our focus is on preventing disruptions in information access, especially in today's digital age where access to data and resources is constantly increasing. It is crucial for businesses and organizations that heavily rely on data to maintain uninterrupted access to information in order to prevent financial and reputational damage. How can we achieve this? The first step is to establish a strong and secure network infrastructure, including firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and continuous monitoring for potential threats. Regular data backups and a disaster recovery plan are also essential to minimize the impact in case of a disruption. Employee training and awareness is another important aspect, as human error can often lead to cyber frauds. By educating employees on the significance of information availability and how to detect and prevent cyber frauds, we can greatly reduce the risk of disruptions. In summary, ensuring the availability of information is crucial in preventing disruptions caused by cyber frauds. By implementing a strong network infrastructure, regular data backups, and employee awareness, we can minimize the impact of potential disruptions and maintain secure and accessible information. Let's now move on to our next topic..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the mind of a fraudster and the factors that lead them to commit cyber fraud. As we can see from the image, the fraudster is surrounded by three main elements: financial pressure, opportunity, and the lack of integrity. These three elements work together to create the perfect environment for fraud to take place. Let's start with the first element, financial pressure. When someone is under financial pressure, they may feel like they have no other choice but to turn to fraud in order to alleviate their situation. The second element is opportunity. With the rise of technology, there are numerous opportunities for fraudsters to access sensitive information and manipulate systems. The lack of proper security measures and vigilance from individuals and organizations also makes it easier for fraudsters to take advantage of these opportunities. And lastly, the third element is the lack of integrity. Fraudsters often have a distorted moral compass and see fraud as a means to an end, without being deterred by potential consequences. To effectively combat cyber fraud, we must understand the mind of a fraudster and these three key elements. By identifying and addressing the root causes, we can prevent and mitigate cyber fraud. Please continue to the next slide for more information on mitigation techniques..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the threats and vulnerabilities associated with information systems. In the context of information systems, threats refer to any circumstances or events that have the potential to harm the system. This can include destruction, disclosure of sensitive information, data modification, or system unavailability. Vulnerabilities, on the other hand, are weaknesses in the system or its components that can be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access and cause harm. It is essential to be aware of both threats and vulnerabilities in order to ensure the security of our information systems. By understanding these concepts, we can take necessary steps to mitigate risks. Let's move on to the next slide and continue our learning journey..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the topic of cyber frauds and mitigation techniques. The slide titled "For you Live Gaming" is the 19th out of 37 slides in our presentation. It features a video and mentions "Ali data service" and "Sponsored", all relating to cyber fraud prevention. The video on the left represents the fast-paced and ever-changing landscape of the gaming world, which has become a popular target for fraudsters. It is crucial for us to educate ourselves on the potential risks and mitigation techniques to protect our personal and financial information. On the right, the text "For you Live Gaming" highlights the importance of real-time engagement in the gaming community. "Ali data service" may refer to a specific gaming service or platform that has experienced cyber fraud in the past. "Sponsored" could indicate a sponsored content or advertisement related to gaming. As consumers, it is essential for us to stay informed and vigilant in the face of cyber frauds. We must continually educate ourselves on the latest scams and techniques used by fraudsters, and take necessary steps to mitigate any potential risks. As technology constantly evolves, we must stay prepared to protect ourselves and our personal information from cyber fraud. Let's continue our discussion on this topic as we move on to the next slide, "Watch out for Phishing Emails.

[Audio] We have now reached slide number 20 out of 37 in our presentation on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques. Today, we will be discussing a common form of cyber fraud - phishing. Phishing is a type of email fraud where scammers attempt to obtain personal information or install viruses on a computer. These emails often imitate legitimate messages from well-known companies or organizations. The fraudsters use tactics such as urgent requests, fake promises, or threats to convince people to click on a link or give them personal information. This information can then be used for illegal activities like identity theft or financial fraud. It is important to be cautious when opening emails, especially if they seem suspicious or unexpected. Avoid clicking on links or attachments from unknown sources and do not enter personal information on unverified websites. To protect against phishing, keep anti-virus software up to date and regularly back up files. If a suspicious email is received, do not respond or click on any links. Instead, report it to the proper authorities or the company it is pretending to be from. Remember to be aware of these phishing tactics and take preventive measures to keep personal information safe and secure..

[Audio] Today we will be discussing a case of cyber fraud at the company Etihad Group of Companies. On November 4, 2018, the Etihad Recruitment Team received an email from a job seeking website congratulating a candidate named JAVED IQBAL on being selected for a job. The email included an image of the original email from the company. It was sent on a Sunday at 1:43 PM and stated that JAVED had applied for a job and was highly recommended. The team offered him a position as an Accountant at Etihad Group of Companies. It was later discovered that this email was a phishing scam. Let's move on to the next slide to learn more about this type of fraud and how to prevent it in the future..

[Audio] Slide 22: Cyber fraudsters are constantly finding new ways to obtain sensitive information and steal identities. One of the most common methods is social engineering, where hackers try to trick individuals into giving out personal or confidential information. It is important to be aware of the different forms of social engineering and how to protect oneself. One method is over the phone, where hackers may impersonate representatives from legitimate companies or organizations to gain trust and obtain personal information. Another method is through text messaging, where hackers may send a seemingly familiar message containing a link to a fake website. Instant messaging is also used, where hackers may send messages from a compromised friend's account, requesting personal information or directing to a malicious website. Email is also a common platform for social engineering, where hackers can send fake emails from reputable sources to obtain personal information or install malware. It is crucial to be cautious and vigilant when it comes to social engineering, always verifying the source before giving out personal information and being wary of suspicious messages and emails. By staying informed and taking necessary precautions, one can protect oneself from becoming a victim of cyber fraud..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing a common form of cyber fraud known as CARD SKIMMING. This type of fraud involves the unauthorized collection of your credit or debit card information during a seemingly normal transaction. Fraudsters often use small skimming devices to secretly capture the data on your card's magnetic strip, which can then be used to make unauthorized transactions or create duplicate cards. This sneaky and deceptive method has become increasingly prevalent in the digital age. However, there are steps you can take to protect yourself, such as being cautious when using your card, being aware of your surroundings, and regularly monitoring your account for suspicious activity. Another precaution to consider is using chip-enabled cards for added security. It's important to stay vigilant and informed in order to combat these fraudulent activities. In conclusion, thank you for your attention to our discussion on CARD SKIMMING and let's move on to the next slide for more valuable information on cyber fraud and how to prevent it..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing slide number 24 out of 37, which focuses on the SBP regulations for payment card security. The State Bank of Pakistan has issued regulations for payment card security under PSD No. OS of 2016. These regulations require a minimum set of safeguards to be followed by financial institutions, payment system operators, and payment service providers involved in issuing, acquiring, and processing payment cards in Pakistan. These standards are based on international best practices and aim to protect consumers and financial institutions. Starting from July 1st, 2017, these regulations will be applicable to all relevant entities. It is important to note that these regulations apply to all types of payment cards, except for social transfer cards. All relevant entities are required to comply with these regulations. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any further questions or concerns. We look forward to a safer and more secure payment card ecosystem in Pakistan..

[Audio] This presentation will focus on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques in the world of consumer and creative industries. With the increasing use of technology and the internet, the number of cybercrimes has also been on the rise. As consumers, it is crucial for us to understand these threats and how to protect ourselves. Cyber fraud can lead to financial loss and identity theft, making it essential for us to take precautions. ATMs are a common target for cyber frauds, with criminals using tactics such as skimming, phishing, and spyware to steal sensitive information. Fortunately, there are mitigation techniques we can utilize, such as being vigilant while using ATMs, covering the keypad, and avoiding suspicious emails or links. It is also important to regularly monitor bank statements for any unauthorized transactions. As responsible consumers, it is our duty to stay informed about the latest cyber fraud techniques and take necessary precautions. By doing so, we not only protect ourselves, but we also contribute to creating a safer online environment. Let's keep this in mind and always be cautious when using technology for financial transactions. Thank you for your attention, and let's continue to the next slide to learn more useful mitigation techniques..

[Audio] In this presentation, we will discuss skimming devices and their role in cyber fraud. Skimming devices, also known as card skimmers, are tools used by cyber criminals to steal credit card information.They are small and can easily be concealed on or inside of an ATM or card reader. One type of skimming device is the overlay skimmer, which is placed over the existing card reader. It is often paired with a hidden camera to capture PIN numbers. The other type is the razor-thin insert skimmer, which is designed to fit seamlessly into the card slot and is nearly invisible. These devices capture information from the card's magnetic stripe and can be used for fraudulent purchases or card cloning. It is important to always be aware of your surroundings when using an ATM or card reader and to report any suspicious devices immediately. By staying informed and educated on the latest techniques used by cyber criminals, we can better protect ourselves from falling victim to these cyber frauds. Let's move on to the next slide for more tips on mitigating cyber fraud..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing cyber frauds and mitigation techniques. We are currently on slide number 27, out of a total of 37 slides in our presentation. On this slide, we have two images - a fake keypad and a cash trapping device. These images represent common methods used by fraudsters to deceive and steal from unsuspecting victims. The first image shows a duplicate keypad placed over the real one, which records Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) as they are typed. This is often seen at ATMs. The second image depicts a cash trapping device, where a fraudster uses a device at the ATM to capture the cash. As a consumer, it is important to be aware of these frauds and take necessary precautions to protect ourselves. Some mitigation techniques include covering the keypad while entering your PIN, avoiding using ATMs in isolated or poorly lit areas, and always being mindful of your surroundings. It is also crucial to report any suspicious activity or unauthorized transactions to your bank immediately. Remember, prevention is always better than cure, so stay alert and informed. Let's continue to stay vigilant in the face of cyber frauds as we move on to the next slide..

[Audio] In our discussion on cyber frauds and mitigation techniques, we will focus on malware, one of the main tools used by cyber criminals. Malware, short for malicious software, refers to any unwanted software that is installed on digital devices without the user's consent. It includes subgroups such as viruses, worms, Trojan horses, bombs, spyware, adware, and ransomware. These programs are designed by cyber criminals to gain unauthorized access to devices and steal sensitive information. Viruses can replicate and spread, causing damage to files and the operating system. Worms can spread independently and create a backdoor for hackers to access the device. Trojan horses appear harmless but contain malicious code to steal information or give control to cyber criminals. Bombs, or logic bombs, activate under certain conditions to cause harm to devices and data. Spyware secretly monitors online activities and collects personal information, while adware displays unwanted advertisements. Ransomware is particularly damaging, locking devices and demanding payment for access. As consumers, it is vital to understand the risks and subgroups of malware and take necessary precautions to protect ourselves and our devices from cyber attacks. In the following slides, we will discuss the different types of malware in more detail and ways to prevent and mitigate their threats. It is crucial to be vigilant and safeguard our devices to stay one step ahead of cyber criminals..

[Audio] Slide number 29 of our presentation on "Cyber Frauds & Mitigation Techniques" by Javed Iqbal will discuss computer viruses and their potential for causing significant damage if not properly addressed. Computer viruses are a type of malware that can infect computers, similar to how a virus can infect the human body. They rely on a carrier to spread, through methods such as email attachments, infected websites, or removable storage devices. A computer virus is a program that can replicate and spread to other devices or networks if one computer is infected. The consequences of a computer virus can include loss of important data, financial loss, and even identity theft. Taking preventive measures, such as installing anti-virus software, regularly updating software and operating systems, being cautious of suspicious emails and websites, and using strong passwords, can reduce the risk of falling victim to cyber frauds. By implementing these techniques, personal and financial information can be protected. Understanding the importance of cybersecurity and taking these measures is crucial. We will now move on to the next slide..

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[Audio] Let us now direct our focus to slide number 31 in our discussion of cyber frauds and mitigation techniques. This slide presents three key elements that are crucial in preventing cyber frauds: people, processes, and technology. The first line of defense against cyber frauds is the people involved in an organization, from top-level executives to entry-level staff. As a teacher in Consumer and Creative, it is important to emphasize the value of training, education, and awareness in the realm of cyber security. By equipping our employees with the necessary knowledge and abilities, they can identify and prevent potential cyber frauds. Regular training and reminders on cyber security are essential in ensuring that our employees are constantly aware and vigilant in online security. Moving on to processes, governance, oversight, policies, and reporting are necessary for a strong organizational structure. To effectively prevent cyber frauds, a robust process must be in place to regulate the use of technology within the organization. This includes having clear policies and procedures, as well as a reporting system for any suspicious activity. In terms of technology, firewalls and anti-malware serve as the first layer of defense against cyber attacks. These systems act as a protective barrier between our devices and potential threats. Investing in high-quality firewalls and anti-malware software is vital in ensuring the security and protection of our systems. In addition, strong passwords and proper logging and monitoring are essential in mitigating cyber frauds. Educating employees on the importance of creating strong and unique passwords, as well as regularly changing them, is crucial. Furthermore, logging and monitoring systems aid in detecting any unauthorized access or suspicious activity, allowing for prompt action. Ultimately, all three elements - people, processes, and technology - must work hand in hand to prevent cyber frauds. There is no single weakest link; all three must be in sync to effectively mitigate cyber frauds..

[Audio] We have reached slide number 32 out of 37 in our presentation on "Cyber Frauds & Mitigation Techniques" by Javed Iqbal VP/LM/MDS. This slide features a quote often attributed to Sun Tzu, a Chinese military strategist and philosopher. The quote is, "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle." So, why is this quote relevant to cyber frauds and mitigation techniques? The answer is simple: in order to defend against cyber attacks, we must first understand the enemy. This means being aware of the various types of cyber threats and how they operate. We must also have a strong understanding of our own systems and vulnerabilities in order to effectively protect them. If we only know ourselves and our own systems, but are not familiar with the tactics of cyber criminals, we will always be one step behind and susceptible to attacks. On the other hand, if we focus solely on understanding the enemy without securing our own systems, we will still be at risk of suffering a defeat. However, the most dangerous scenario is when we know neither the enemy nor ourselves. In this case, we are completely vulnerable and will likely succumb to any type of cyber attack. Therefore, it is crucial for us to constantly educate ourselves on the latest cyber threats and continuously assess and strengthen our own systems. In conclusion, in the world of cyber security, knowledge is power. By knowing both the enemy and ourselves, we can successfully defend against cyber frauds and mitigate the risks of falling victim to these attacks. Let's now move on to our final slides..

[Audio] In this presentation, we will be discussing how law enforcement agencies track cyber criminals. Your IP address plays a crucial role in identifying the location of a cyber criminal. With the increase in cyber fraud cases, it has become necessary for law enforcement agencies to have effective techniques in place. These techniques include digital forensics and cooperation with internet service providers. By using advanced tracking and monitoring tools, LEAs can gather evidence and track the online activities of cyber criminals. It is important to be aware that our online presence can be traced and monitored by law enforcement agencies in order to keep ourselves and our personal information safe. As technology evolves, it is crucial to stay vigilant and responsible as internet users. By understanding how cyber criminals are tracked, we can take necessary precautions to protect ourselves from falling victim to cyber frauds. Let's do our part in preventing cyber crimes. Now, we will move on to our final slide as we conclude our presentation on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques..

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[Audio] Slide number 35 out of 37 serves as an important reminder that security is a joint effort. Both individuals and organizations have a responsibility to follow policies and guidelines to protect themselves against cyber frauds. In today's digital age, the risk of falling victim to cyber frauds is higher than ever before as hackers and scammers are constantly developing new and advanced methods to obtain personal information. It is our duty as consumers to stay informed and vigilant in safeguarding our sensitive data. Organizations also have a great responsibility in protecting their own data and that of their customers. By implementing strict policies and guidelines, they can mitigate the risks of cyber frauds and maintain their reputation. So, let us all remember on slide number 35 that we play a vital role in promoting security, not just for ourselves, but for our organization and the larger digital community. Let's commit to following necessary protocols to stay safe in the cyber world. Now, let's turn our focus to the final slide as we conclude our discussion on Cyber Frauds and Mitigation Techniques..

[Audio] Slide number 36 of our presentation on cyber frauds and mitigation techniques is a crucial point in our discussion. We understand that this topic may be challenging and leave room for confusion and questions. Do not hesitate to ask any questions that may arise during or after the presentation. It is vital for you to have a thorough understanding of this subject in order to protect yourself and your assets from cyber frauds. Our purpose is to equip you with the necessary information and tools to combat cyber frauds, so please feel free to seek clarification or ask for further explanations. Educating ourselves and staying informed is essential in preventing and mitigating potential cyber crimes. Let's continue with the rest of the presentation and work together towards a safer cyber space..

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