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title: "RSN™ Insights: Top 8 Events That Changed Cybersecurity [Infographic]"
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author: "SCARS Institute Editorial Team"
published: 2018-11-15
modified: 2018-11-15
categories: ["Cybersecurity Information & Training", "Data Theft & Data Breaches", "Infographics", "Insights"]
summary: "RSN™ Insights: Top 8 Events That Changed Cybersecurity [Infographic] While threats continue to develop, so does the defense against them. It’s important to remember these past events in order to combat impending attacks. Milestone incidents are what made cybersecurity what it…"
organization: "SCARS Institute - Encyclopedia of Scans - World's #1 Anti-Scam Website - Romance Scams NOW"
organization_url: https://romancescamsnow.com/
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# RSN™ Insights: Top 8 Events That Changed Cybersecurity [Infographic]

# RSN™ Insights: Top 8 Events That Changed Cybersecurity

While threats continue to develop, so does the defense against them. It’s important to remember these past events in order to combat impending attacks. Milestone incidents are what made cybersecurity what it is today – take a look at the top 8 events that changed cybersecurity, and why they (still) matter.

Why does this matter to a romance scam victim?

Because you are the victim of a fundamental failure of cybersecurity. The failure was both the institutions that permitted the scammers to thrive and your own for not avoiding it. In both cases it is a lack of awareness and the ability to learn and act.

### This all matters because you are a resident of the Internet and must be aware of the larger dangers out there. This is but one attempt to help you learn what monsters live online.

RSN™ Insights: Top 8 Events That Changed Cybersecurity

**
RSN™ Team**
**a division of SCARS™**
**Miami Florida U.S.A.**

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