Instagram has become more than a social media platform. For many individuals and businesses, it’s a digital storefront, a source of income, and a public-facing portfolio. But as its influence grows, so does the interest of cybercriminals—and the tactics they employ are becoming alarmingly sophisticated. From phishing scams to account takeovers, Instagram users are facing […]

For startups, founders are often laser-focused on product-market fit, fundraising rounds, and scaling their teams. But amid this one critical pillar is frequently overlooked—cybersecurity. From data breaches and stolen customer information to reputational loss and investor mistrust, startups today are increasingly becoming prime targets for cybercriminals. Yet, many still treat cybersecurity as an afterthought, assuming

Whether in coffee shops, airports, shopping malls, or hotel lobbies, public Wi-Fi has become a staple of modern digital life. It’s free, it’s fast (sometimes), and it’s available where mobile data may be weak. From scrolling social media to checking bank accounts or sending work emails, people rely on public Wi-Fi for all sorts of

In Nigeria today, receiving a scam text or email is a daily occurrence. Whether it’s an SMS claiming to be from your bank or an email promising a job opportunity in Canada, these scams are part of a broader cybercrime economy. For unsuspecting citizens, the line between legitimate digital communication and a phishing attempt is

At a time where mobile phones have become the gateway to banking, communication, and identification, a new form of cybercrime is quietly gaining momentum—SIM swap fraud. Once seen as a fringe threat, this criminal technique has exploded across the continent, victimising individuals, paralysing businesses, and exposing deep vulnerabilities in telecom and financial infrastructure. But what

  In an era where every click, search, download, and social media interaction leaves a trace, your digital footprint has become one of your most valuable, and vulnerable assets. Cybercriminals, data brokers, and AI scraping bots are constantly mining your information, often without your consent. The good news? Several free tools now empower users to

  In 2025, with data breaches, identity theft, and surveillance on the rise, more people are asking: Do I really need a VPN? While once considered a niche tool for techies or corporate workers, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have gone mainstream. But what role do they actually play in cybersecurity? Are they essential, or just

  In an increasingly digitised world, where data is currency and connectivity is constant, cybersecurity has never been more critical. As we navigate 2025, the threats facing individuals, businesses, and governments have grown in complexity and frequency. Cybersecurity is no longer a niche concern for IT professionals, it’s a universal necessity. Strategy Innovations Hub’s content

  Phishing remains one of the most dangerous and persistent cybersecurity threats in the digital age. Despite increasing public awareness, phishing attacks have not only continued to rise, they’ve evolved in complexity, precision, and scale. In 2025, phishing is no longer just about fake emails filled with typos or links to suspicious websites. Cybercriminals now

  In an age where smartphones have become the centre of our personal and professional lives, a hacked device can be a direct threat to privacy, finances, and identity. From banking apps to private conversations, your phone stores a goldmine of sensitive data. If a cybercriminal gains access, the consequences can be devastating. In this