Social Engineering Red Flags: What to look out for Cyber Attacks are constantly on the rise and Cyber Criminals are always trying new ways to get access to your data. One of the most common ways is through Social Engineering. Whether it be via an Email or Phone call, Cyber...
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CYBER SECURITY TIP #1 : Email Email is the most common delivery vehicle for viruses, malware, and ransomware. You can infect the entire network by simply clicking on a link or an attachement. Hackers can easily spoof email addresses and appear to be someone you...
CYBER SECURITY TIP #2 : Passwords You should use a different password for every website and application. It is the best way to protect yourself and your data. Period. Here are the best practices: Include numbers, symbols, and upper- and lower-case letters in...
What you can do at Work and at Home to Protect Yourself and Your Firm. 1. Backup personal data to the cloud: Carbonite, Mozy, iBackup. 2. Change your passwords, make them strong, keep them private. NEVER use the same password for more than one site. Use Last Pass or...
Important Security Notification!The FBI has observed cyber criminals targeting web browser extension (WBE) developers as intrusion vectors during spearphishing campaigns, allowing for distribution of malware to end users. Popular WBEs can be used to block intrusive pop-ups...
THE #1 THREAT: Business Email Compromises – “BEC’s” THE SOLUTION: Multi Factor Authentication – “MFA” Also known as 2 Factor Authentication – “2FA” WHY YOU NEED IT: “Your passwords can be easily...
BEWARE: Your smartphone is highly vulnerable to phishing attacks! And contrary to popular belief: ALL Apple and Android devices are targets that can be compromised. THE FACTS: Mobile attacks have increased 66% in the past year. We all click on links in mobile phishing...
