Never Believe That You’re “Secure Enough”
Cybercriminals are always coming up with new was to hack into your digital world.
Monitor Your Dark Web Presence
Most people don’t even want to think about what’s happening on the dark web. It’s important to know if your data has been compromised by malicious actors.
Review Online Accounts and Credit Reports Regularly
Remember to check your online accounts for unfamiliar charges and changes.
Think Before You Click
Links can easily be disguised as something they’re not. Always hover over them with your mouse before clicking, so you know where it is taking you.
Use Anti-Virus & Anti-Malware Software
Having these software on your devices will significantly reduce your vulnerability to an attack.
The 7 Ghosts of Cybersecurity
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, but it also well known, among the vernacular of the younger generation, as Spooky Season. Most people are more concerned with ghosts, ghouls, and goblins than they are with the dangers lurking in the dark ...
Verify All Financial Transactions
When making any transactions online, always verify that the recipient is who they say they are before sending any payments or information.
Encrypt Your Devices and Data
Keep your data protected through encryption, a service that scrambles your data into a code that can only be read with a specific key.
Be Aware, Don’t Overshare
Don’t give away your personal information. Think about every post you make and whether it gives away too much information about you. This includes games on Facebook. Hackers are trolling for information including birthdays and birth months. What seems innocent, ...
Check Your Privacy and Security Settings.
Pay attention to these important setting for all installed software. Make sure to check social media and phone security settings.