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Employee Past/Current Scam/ Fraud / Criminal Record Detection, also  Monitoring Of Computers, Mobile Phones and Tablets. Protection of Any Fake / Scam / Fraud Activity

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Employee Past/Current Scam/ Fraud / Criminal Record Detection Solution

 Before hiring a candidate it is advisable to undertake a detailed analysis of his past employment and also any fraud / Scam / Fake that employee has done in the past so as to avoid any 
 

Monitoring Of Computers, Mobile Phones and Tablets cyber Security Solution

To avoid misuse of company & personal devices like Computer, Mobile & Tablets we can use IT techniques to monitor and investigate any fraudulent use. Also in case of any misuse we can help in identifying the method and ways used for the activity. 

Protection of Any Fake / Scam / Fraud Activity Security Solution

We do detailed research for possible sources of fraud / scam / Fake that you / your organisation may face and the possible modes that the miscreants can use.
 

Past / Future Employment Verification

When an employee leaves the organisation , sometimes the employer would like to know if he has joined any competitor which may harm his business. Also we help if the employer wants to know the exact details of previous employment that candidate that employee has worked in the past. 

Employee Background Detection

We help in detailed employee background check so that the employer can know if he has hired a suitable candidate. 
 

Fake Document Education Detection Solution

Most of the employers face the issue of fake employment or education proofs being provided by the candidates during the interview. We can help in checking whether they are correct and genuine using our background verification skills

Employee Fake ID Detection Solution

Here we check whether an employee or any other person dealing with the company has submitted any fake identification documents. 

Detecting Past/Present Lies Of The Employee

 In this we help to know if the employee had been presenting or telling lies about certain activities that he had been doing or is currently doing which the employer is not able to identify. It is possible that in such cases an employee might cause serious financial harm to your organisation. 

Find Out To Employee Take Bribe Solution

Under this service we help to keep a track on your employees so that they are not taking any bribe for doing their official duties of the organization. For example , Purchase department favouring few vendors only, or accounts team releasing payments for big ticket vendors as a special consideration or identifying any fake transactions in the organisation etc. 

Employee Past / Current Fraudulent Activity Detection

Under this service we help to specifically track frauds committed by the employee in the current job or his previous job. For eg. There are cases when an employee has joined your organisation and he might have committed some major fraud in his earlier profile which he had hidden from you.
 

Protection Of Cyber​Theft / Cyberthreat - Data Protection Security Solution

We help organisations to protect themselves from all major cyber theft or online frauds by implementing some critical IT techniques used by Cyber crime researchers and save the organisation from unexpected losses. 
 

We Protect You/ Your Business / Your Family From Cyber Crime

We help individuals or their family members especially senior citizens protect from various types of cyber crimes like phishing, credit card fraud, online banking fraud, UPI payment fraud etc.  
 
 

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what is cyber crime ?

Cyber crime refers to illegal activities carried out using computers or the internet. This can include things like hacking into systems, stealing personal information, spreading malware, or even online scams. It's the dark side of our digital world. Ever had a run-in with any of these issues?

Who commits cyber crime?

Cyber crimes are committed by a range of people. There are lone hackers who might be motivated by a challenge, monetary gain, or political reasons. Then there are organized criminal groups that run large-scale scams or attacks, looking to steal data or money. Even state-sponsored hackers exist, targeting other countries for espionage or sabotage. In other words, there's no one profile—they're as diverse as the digital world itself. Ever had a brush with any cyber issues yourself?

Why does cyber crime happen?

Cyber crime happens because it can be highly profitable, relatively low-risk, and often difficult to trace. People commit these crimes for various reasons: financial gain, political motivations, personal vendettas, or simply the thrill of hacking. Sometimes it’s about stealing money or data, other times it’s about causing chaos or making a statement. In today’s digital world, it’s a complex and evolving threat. Ever thought about how we can better protect ourselves online?

How many types of cybercrimes are there?

Here is a comprehensive list of different types of cybercrimes:

1. Hacking

  • Unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, or data to steal or alter information.

2. Phishing

  • Deceptive attempts to obtain sensitive information like usernames, passwords, or credit card numbers through fraudulent emails or websites.

3. Malware

  • Malicious software designed to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems. Types of malware include:
    • Viruses
    • Worms
    • Trojans
    • Ransomware
    • Spyware
    • Adware

4. Ransomware

  • A specific type of malware that encrypts a victim’s data and demands a ransom for decryption.

5. Identity Theft

  • Stealing personal information (e.g., Social Security numbers, bank details) to commit fraud or illegal activities.

6. Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks

  • Overwhelming a network, server, or website with excessive traffic to disrupt services and make them unavailable to users.

7. Social Engineering

  • Manipulating individuals into revealing confidential information or performing harmful actions through deceptive tactics.

8. Cryptojacking

  • Unauthorized use of someone’s computer to mine cryptocurrency, usually without the owner's knowledge.

9. Cyberstalking

  • Using online platforms to harass, intimidate, or stalk individuals, often involving repeated unwanted communication or threats.

10. Child Pornography and Exploitation

  • Illegal creation, sharing, or viewing of explicit content involving minors, often through online platforms.

11. Credit Card Fraud

  • Using stolen or fake credit card details to make unauthorized purchases or financial transactions online.

12. Online Fraud and Scams

  • Deceptive online schemes designed to defraud individuals, businesses, or financial institutions. Types include:
    • Advance Fee Scams
    • Online Auction Fraud
    • Fake E-commerce Websites
    • Ponzi Schemes
    • Fake Charity Scams

13. Cyberterrorism

  • Using cyberspace to commit acts of terrorism or sabotage, such as hacking critical infrastructure or causing disruption to essential services.

14. Intellectual Property Theft

  • Illegally downloading or distributing copyrighted materials (e.g., software, movies, music, books) without authorization.

15. Espionage (Cyber Espionage)

  • Spying on individuals, governments, or companies to steal sensitive information for political, military, or financial gain.

16. Data Breach

  • Unauthorized access to sensitive, protected, or confidential data, often leading to data theft or loss.

17. Botnets

  • Networks of infected computers (bots) controlled remotely by hackers to perform automated tasks like DDoS attacks, spamming, or distributing malware.

18. Online Blackmail and Extortion

  • Threatening individuals or organizations with the release of sensitive data unless demands (usually financial) are met.

19. Cyberbullying

  • Using digital platforms to bully or harass others, particularly involving hurtful, threatening, or humiliating behavior.

20. Spamming

  • Sending unsolicited messages, often advertising or malicious links, to large numbers of users over email or messaging platforms.

21. Revenge Porn

  • Sharing explicit or intimate photos or videos of someone without their consent, often to shame or embarrass the victim.

22. Online Drug Trafficking

  • Selling illegal drugs or controlled substances via the internet, often using encrypted websites on the dark web.

23. Unauthorized Access to IoT Devices

  • Gaining unauthorized control of Internet of Things (IoT) devices (e.g., smart home systems, cameras, or vehicles) for malicious purposes.

24. Cyber Defamation

  • Using online platforms to defame or spread false information about individuals or organizations.

25. Software Piracy

  • Copying, distributing, or using software without proper licensing or authorization.

26. Fake News and Misinformation

  • Spreading false or misleading information online, often to manipulate public opinion or cause harm.

27. Money Laundering

  • Using online channels, including cryptocurrency, to hide the origin of illegally obtained money.

28. Dark Web Activities

  • Engaging in illicit activities on the dark web, such as the sale of illegal goods, weapons, drugs, and stolen data.

29. Internet Auction Fraud

  • Deceptive practices on online auction sites, such as selling fake products or non-delivery after payment.

30. Carding

  • Using stolen credit card information to make unauthorized purchases or financial transactions online.

31. Spoofing

  • Creating fake websites, emails, or caller IDs to impersonate legitimate entities and deceive individuals into sharing confidential information.

32. SIM Swapping

  • Gaining control of someone's phone number to intercept calls, messages, and authentication codes for fraudulent purposes.

These types of cybercrimes pose significant threats to individuals, businesses, and governments, making cybersecurity a critical concern.

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