03/06/2024: Messaging Do’s and Don’ts

Messaging serves as a primary mode of communication in both our personal and professional lives. However, quite often we can be our own worst enemy when it comes to text messaging safely and securely. Learn the most common mistakes people make and how you can avoid them in your day-to-day lives.   Auto-Complete Auto-complete is […]

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02/07/2024: Identity Theft: Preventing, Detecting, and Responding

In today’s digital age, your personal information is more valuable than ever. Unfortunately, this also makes it a prime target for identity theft. Understanding this threat, detecting it, and knowing how to protect yourself are essential elements in safeguarding your online digital life.   View Newsletter Source: https://www.sans.org/newsletters/ouch/identity-theft-prevent-detect-respond/

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01/04/2024: QR Codes

QR codes can be difficult for people to easily interpret, which makes it easier for cyber attackers to encode information that could be malicious or cause harm. For example, a QR code could send you to a malicious website that attempts to harvest your personal information, like passwords or credit card numbers, or perhaps even […]

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12/09/2023: The Power of the Passphrase

Are you tired of constantly creating complex passwords? Frustrated with having to remember and type all those characters, symbols, and numbers? Well, we have a solution for you: the ever-powerful passphrase! You may not realize it but passwords are one of the primary attack vectors for cyber attackers. Bad actors are targeting your passwords, and […]

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11/01/2023: I’m Hacked, Now What?

The internet can be overwhelming, with new technologies changing all the time. No matter how safe you try to be, sooner or later you may be unfortunate enough to get hacked. The sooner you detect something bad has happened, and the faster you respond, the more you can minimize the impact. Look out for these […]

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