Security Tips

Strong passwords are key to protecting your personal information.

What comes between your favorite financial app and your bank account?

Deepfake images, audio and video can be so well done that it is very difficult to determine a fake.

Social engineering uses social and behavioral observations to trick an individual into doing something they should not.

Anyone with a device that is connected to the internet is potentially at risk of being compromised.

Data on your device could be used by cybercriminals to access your accounts and steal your money or your identity.

Your personal safety starts with being aware of your surroundings, free of distractions such as headphones or cellphones.

Your digital identity may include online actions, activities, and other data attributes used to identify you online.

Ransomware attacks are a threat to your personal devices and network as well as the businesses/organizations with whom you interact. 

Ransomware criminals target government entities, nonprofit organizations and businesses of all sizes. No business is immune to these attacks.

Bad actors can help themselves to the data stored on your device through SIM-card swapping without physically having possession of your phone.

Business Email Compromise is a type of fraud in which businesses can be tricked into transferring funds or handing over sensitive data to bad actors.

Fraudsters and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) impostors can strike any time of year, not just during tax time.

Identity theft is the unlawful acquisition and use of someone’s personally identifiable information for fraudulent gain. Take steps to protect your sensitive data.