Kaspersky highlights cybersecurity risk in Egypt
A global survey by Kaspersky revealed that 65% of Egyptians primarily rely on smartphones to access the internet, placing them in direct competition with personal computers. As more sensitive data is stored on phones—such as photos, contacts, and financial information—cybersecurity experts warned about the lack of sufficient protection practices for this development. They emphasized the importance of taking security measures like not relying solely on the phone for data storage, enabling protection against digital threats, and planning for potential security scenarios, such as activating backup location services and continuous backups. The findings highlight the need to update cybersecurity strategies to reduce the risks associated with the increasing dependence on smartphones in both personal and professional life.
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