Jet Precision Technologies

Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy!!!

Are you good at marketing IT products?
Do you have passion for marketing?
Do you have good customer relationship?
Are you fluent in English language?
Do you reside in Lagos and its environs?
if yes then send your CV to : [email protected]

Are you a computer engineer?
Are you happy solving client computer issues?
Do you have good communication skills?
Are you excited transferring knowledge?
Can you work with teenagers?
Can you multitask?
Do you reside in Lagos and its environs?
if yes then send your CV to : [email protected]

Note: Subject of your mail should be either marketer
or Computer engineer.

Closing date: 26th June 2019

Computer Security Threats and How to Avoid Them

Computer security threats are relentlessly inventive. Masters of disguise and manipulation, these threats constantly evolve to find new ways to annoy, steal and harm. Arm yourself with information and resources to safeguard against complex and growing computer security threats and stay safe online.

Examples of Online Cybersecurity Threats
Computer Viruses
Perhaps the most well-known computer security threat, a computer virus is a program written to alter the way a computer operates, without the permission or knowledge of the user. A virus replicates and executes itself, usually doing damage to your computer in the process.

Carefully evaluating free software, downloads from peer-to-peer file sharing sites, and emails from unknown senders are crucial to avoiding viruses. Most web browsers today have security settings which can be ramped up for optimum defense against online threats. But, as we'll say again and again in our post, the single most-effective way of fending off viruses is up-to-date antivirus software from a reputable provider.

Spyware Threats
A serious computer security threat, spyware is any program that monitors your online activities or installs programs without your consent for profit or to capture personal information. We’ve amassed a wealth of knowledge that will help you combat spyware threats and stay safe online.

While many users won't want to hear it, reading terms and conditions is a good way to build an understanding of how your activity is tracked online. And of course, if a company you don't recognize is advertising for a deal that seems too good to be true, be sure you have an internet security solution in place and click with caution.

We’ve amassed a wealth of knowledge that will help you combat spyware threats.

Hackers and Predators
People, not computers, create computer security threats and malware. Hackers and predators are programmers who victimize others for their own gain by breaking into computer systems to steal, change, or destroy information as a form of cyber-terrorism. These online predators can compromise credit card information, lock you out of your data, and steal your identity. As you may have guessed, online security tools with identity theft protection are one of the most effective ways to protect yourself from this brand of cyber criminal.

What scams are hackers using lately? Contact Jet Precision Technologies on how to protect yourself against dangerous malware attacks online.

Phishing
Masquerading as a trustworthy person or business, phishers attempt to steal sensitive financial or personal information through fraudulent email or instant messages. Phishing attacks are some of the most successful methods for cyber criminals looking to pull off a data breach. Antivirus solutions with identity theft protection can be "taught" to recognize phishing threats in fractions of a second.

How can you tell the difference between a legitimate message and a phishing scam?

Talk to us at Jet Precision technologies: 07014119902 or send an email: [email protected]

How Hackers Operate and How to Protect Yourself
People, not computers, create computer threats. Computer predators victimize others for their own gain. Give a predator access to the Internet — and to your PC — and the threat they pose to your security increases exponentially. Computer hackers are unauthorized users who break into computer systems in order to steal, change or destroy information, often by installing dangerous malware without your knowledge or consent. Their clever tactics and detailed technical knowledge help them access the information you really don’t want them to have.

How can hackers find me?
Anyone who uses a computer connected to the Internet is susceptible to the threats that computer hackers and online predators pose. These online villains typically use phishing scams, spam email or instant messages and bogus websites to deliver dangerous malware to your computer and compromise your computer security.

Computer hackers can also try to access your computer and private information directly if you are not protected by a firewall. They can monitor your conversations or peruse the back-end of your personal website. Usually disguised with a bogus identity, predators can lure you into revealing sensitive personal and financial information, or much worse.

What are things that a hacker can do to me?
While your computer is connected to the Internet, the malware a hacker has installed on your PC quietly transmits your personal and financial information without your knowledge or consent. Or, a computer predator may pounce on the private information you unwittingly revealed. In either case, they will be able to:

Hijack your usernames and passwords
Steal your money and open credit card and bank accounts in your name
Ruin your credit
Request new account Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) or additional credit cards
Make purchases
Add themselves or an alias that they control as an authorized user so it’s easier to use your credit
Obtain cash advances
Use and abuse your Social Security number
Sell your information to other parties who will use it for illicit or illegal purposes

Predators who stalk people while online can pose a serious physical threat. Using extreme caution when agreeing to meet an online “friend” or acquaintance in person is always the best way to keep safe.

How will I know if I've been hacked?
Check the accuracy of your personal accounts, credit cards, and documents. Are there unexplained transactions? Questionable or unauthorized changes? If so, dangerous malware installed by predators or hackers may already be lurking.

What can I do about computer hackers and predators?
When you arm yourself with information and resources, you’re wiser about computer security threats and less vulnerable to threat tactics. Hackers and predators pose equally serious and but very different threats.

Protect yourself while online
Continually check the accuracy of personal accounts and deal with any discrepancies right away
Use extreme caution when entering chat rooms or posting personal Web pages
Limit the personal information you post on a personal Web pages
Carefully monitor requests by online “friends” or acquaintances for predatory behavior
Keep personal and financial information out of online conversations
Use extreme caution when agreeing to meet an online “friend” or acquaintance in person

Security Tips to Prevent Hacking
Use a 2-way firewall
Update your operating system regularly
Increase your browser security settings
Avoid questionable Web sites
Only download software from sites you trust. Carefully evaluate free software and file-sharing applications before downloading them.

Practice safe email and virus/malware protocols
Don't open messages from unknown senders
Immediately delete messages you suspect to be spam
Make sure that you have the best security software products installed on your PC:
Use antivirus protection
Get antispyware software protection

Guard Yourself Against Dangerous Online Threats
An unprotected computer is like an open door for computer hackers and predators. To take it a step further, protect your computer from hackers by using a spam filter or gateway to scan inbound email or instant messages.

For all your personal/company computer and network support kindly contact us now at:

Jet Precision Technologies
Suite 42, Dimak Plaza
66/68 Egbeda-Idimu Road
Orelope Bus Stop, Egbeda
Lagos.

07014119902

[email protected]

27-May-2019