SuspeK is a dedicated blog towards fostering a safer online space by educating internet users (individuals and companies) on the risks associated with hacking, phishing and other cybersecurity crimes. Based on Statistica, an approximate of 525 million dollars are lost in 2019 as a result of cyber crimes.
Mind you, this figure is based on publicly reported cases.
SuspeK aims to help by providing in-depth resources on ways to avoid these cybersecurity crimes as well as how to deal with it in occasions where you have became a victim of such activities.
That said, fighting cyber crimes aren’t cheap since you most probably need to invest in tools and software such as VPN, antivirus software, etc. SuspeK reviews all of these necessary tools to make sure you don’t waste money on ineffective solutions.
Founded by Stefan Esser
SuspeK was founded by Stefan back in 2002. Over the years, Stefan has been a great contributor in terms of exposing security threats and bugs to help both users and developers to better deal with these problems.
Sadly, this website was partially abandoned since 2014 as there was a lack of financial resources and time.
However, deep down, Stefan knew how important SuspeK is to the public and decided to relaunch this online security blog in 2020. This time around, the focus is more user-centric with the intention to help as many people as possible.
Articles posted will now be less technical and more user-friendly to facilitate the learning process of our readers.
Stefan Esser
Founder
Graduated with a Master Degree in Internet Technology, I worked in the IT field for more than 10 years and yet my passion for technology continues to burn until today. Growing up with a father who worked as IT Manager, my interest has driven me to major in this particular subject, even in my postgraduate studies. Yes, a full tech geek you may say!
I have witness how dangerous security first hand during my years working in companies that focus on security services. Thus, I grow extremely cautious with my own personal data and using all form of protections I can get to avoid becoming the next cybersecurity crime victim.
Understanding the importance behind the safety in this virtual world, I have decided to initiate SuspeK to release some tips and tricks to the users to protect themselves. Therefore, I wish that the relaunch of Suspek will be helpful to resolve your issue.
Feel free to catch up with me on social platforms. I also have a weekly meetup on twitter, shoot me a question over there if you have any.