Imagine this scenario: You receive a connection request from a seemingly reputable individual or organization, offering lucrative opportunities or inviting you to prestigious events. Exciting, right? But hold on.
Accepting such requests without scrutiny could lead to unforeseen and damaging consequences. With just one click, you could unwittingly become linked to malicious profiles within networks operated by hostile states or organized criminals.
The implications are severe. By associating with suspicious profiles, you not only jeopardize your own security but also that of your organization, your manager, and your colleagues. Depending on your role, the ramifications could extend to national security concerns.
So, what can you do to protect yourself and your network?
FARx could change that. It’s a market shaking voice-face biometric technology that allows banking apps and WfH portals to authenticate users.
With the computer’s camera and microphone, it can establish a number of parameters including matching a voice to a face. It also does this continually throughout a session.
If anything is wrong, the session can be suspended, info is obscured and only the correct access code said by the right person will reopen the application.
Remember, this isn’t just a hypothetical scenario—it’s a real and present danger. Don’t let yourself become a victim of online threats. Think before you link, and prioritize security over convenience.
