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Less than half of security experts prefer installing software updates

Wednesday 29 July 2015 00:34 CET | News

Around 35% of security experts find installing software updates as one of their preferred security practices, a recent report unveils.

According to a study conducted by Google, only 2% of non-experts found the process to be safe.

It also revealed that only 24% of non-experts used password managers to protect some of their account, while 73% of experts acknowledged using the new age technique to protect their vital passwords.

Around 42% of non-experts confessed that running antivirus software was a part of their top three priorities when it comes to protecting data safe online, but only 7% of experts found antivirus software to be their priority, saying that it was not bulletproof.


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Keywords: online authentication, online security, web fraud, digital identity, privacy, data protection, consumers, software, Google
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