Back to School: Cybersecurity for College Students
Starting college or going back to school is an exciting time. It’s a new environment, you’re meeting new people, and juggling school, work, and social life. While you’re adjusting to…
Summer Travel Traps, Phishing, and Fraud
Summer is here, and after months of planning, you’re finally ready to book that dream vacation. But before you confirm those flights, lock in that hotel, or respond to that…
“We’re Shutting Off Your Power”: Catching a Double-Barrel Vishing Scam
The number on the caller ID looked local, familiar, even. On the other end was a man claiming to be a technician from the electric utility company. He sounded official,…
What to do in the Wake of Data Leak of 16 Billion Passwords
Over the weekend, it was reported that 16 billion passwords were exposed in – by far – the largest breach in history. According to researchers at Cybernews, none of the…
Scammers Are Calling Grandma and Grandpa
“Grandma, I’ve been in an accident and need help. Can you send money?” Scammers have been using deceptive tactics like this to target older adults for years. In 2023, the…
What to do if you’ve been scammed: A Step-by-Step Guide to Recover
Imagine checking your bank account to find unexpected withdrawals, receiving a call from a “government official” demanding immediate payment, or finding out you have a virus that requires remote access…
Top 10 Privacy Opt Out Tools to Protect Your Data
It’s Data Privacy Week, and there’s no better time to take additional steps to protect your personal information. Below are some of the top tools for opting out of some…
Phishing Evolves to Phone Call Scams
As cybersecurity awareness grows and we all become more vigilant against clicking suspicious links or downloading unexpected attachments, cybercriminals are changing their approach. A particularly concerning trend is the rise…
