Highlighting the cybersecurity generation gap

Millennials and members of Generation Z suffer more from cyberthreats than baby boomers do, according to a new report from the National Cyber Security Alliance and data analytics company CybSafe. Kicking off Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the report, based on polling of 2,000 people across the US and UK, shows that 44 percent of millennials and 51 percent of Gen Zers have experienced a cyber threat while only 21 percent of baby boomers have. In addition, 25 percent of millennials and 24 percent of Gen Zers say they had their identities stolen once as opposed to only 14 percent of baby… [Continue Reading]