Spiked drinks, fake Wi-Fi hotspots, unlicensed taxis, burglary as a result of the thieves doing some research on the property on social media, and feeling vulnerable on a night out. By all means enjoy this time of cheer, but be aware that we can sometimes lose our usual sense of caution, as we throw ourselves into parties, Christmas meals and the general preparations for the holiday.
It’s a time where crime including burglary, robbery and anti-social behavior rise. As we increase our reliance on the internet to purchase our gifts and surprises, cyber crime rates rise as criminals take advantage of the plentiful opportunities that Christmas presents. (No pun intended!)
The security and risk consultancy Blackstone offer you five thoughts for Christmas.
