Travel Security
When paradise comes with a phishing link
Booking confirmations, concierge services, and travel providers have become popular targets for cybercriminals.
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Travel Security Guide
Introduction
Summer is a time to unwind, whether you're escaping to a Mediterranean villa, exploring Africa on safari, sailing aboard your yacht, or flying the family to your home overseas. But while you're planning the perfect holiday, cybercriminals are planning too.
The good news is that a few simple habits protect your privacy, your family, and your finances wherever you roam. This guide shares some of the most common scams and practical cybersecurity travel tips for wherever your summer holidays take you.
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Home Network
Open networks can be an open invitation
Whether you're relaxing in a first-class lounge, staying in a luxury resort or waiting at a private terminal, public Wi-Fi carries risks.
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Device Security
The real theft can start after they take your phone
Organized criminals and pick-pockets frequently target high-net-worth individuals, stealing their mobile phones for immediate access to valuable digital accounts.
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Feature article
How BlackCloak protects you on the move
You shouldn't have to think like a security expert to enjoy your holiday. That is our job.
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Privacy
Don’t believe everything you hear
Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever for criminals to impersonate trusted people.
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Privacy
Your followers aren’t the only ones watching
"Wheels up to St. Barts." A sunset photo tagged at your villa. To the wrong audience, every post says your home is empty and shows where you are right now.
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Travel Security
Your passport opens more than borders
You hand over your passport at check-in, scan it for the airline, and upload it for the villa. Each copy is a complete identity kit.
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Home Network
Not every Wi-Fi network is private
At home, your network is secured and watched over. Abroad, you borrow someone else's.
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Device Security
Charge with care
A flat battery at the gate is stressful, but not all public USB charging ports are safe to use.
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Stay safe this season
Don't let cybercriminals ruin the holidays. Speak to BlackCloak about concierge protection for you and your family.