Passwords serve a very important, fundamental purpose – preventing unauthorized access. For that reason, creating strong, unique passwords for every account is critical. In addition to protecting your accounts with a strong password, you must also protect the access to those accounts, both at work and at home.
Our smartphones serve so many functions these days, and our device’s SIM card can be their lifeblood. Through some targeted hacks, cyber criminals are using their dirty tricks to use our SIM cards against us, providing them with full access to personal and financial information.
In need of a loan? Make sure you think twice and do your research before jumping on board with a lender.
Social media sites can be a great way of sharing photos, comments and connecting with friends and family, but certain seemingly innocent surveys can put some sensitive data into the hands of a cyber criminal.
Security threats come from everywhere. Even though some threat detection require technical skills, the ultimate threat detection is you–the human firewall.
In a devious scheme, scammers are looking to record the sound of your voice saying the word “yes”. This recording can then be used against you to authorize changes on a phone, utility or credit card bill.
Ransomware has been a hot button topic. Often, cyber criminals use ransomware in hopes of getting a bigger bang for their buck, and unfortunately, is a trend that is showing no signs of slowing down.
We can take many security steps to protect our information but setting up a credit freeze or a credit lock can be a great way to instantly elevate the security of your personal information.
Android is the most common operating system among mobile phone users which makes them a top target among cybercriminals. Following these tips can help keep your devices safe.
Being a human firewall is more than just not clicking on obvious phishing links; it’s a lifestyle choice that improves overall security no matter where you go or what you do.
