Thanksgiving and Christmas are just around the corner with all the holiday shopping. But buyer beware, holiday scammers are also gearing up for the season. Here are some tips to help keep your money and your information safe during the holidays. Don’t reuse the same passwords Reusing the same passwords makes it significantly easier for
The best way to avoid cyberattacks is to be prepared. Small businesses are especially at risk of attack because they are like low hanging fruit to hackers – the most vulnerable, with the least amount of security policies and practices implemented. A little prevention will save you a lot of headache and money in the
Since coronavirus, we have all been traveling a lot less but that doesn’t mean you need to let your guard down when it comes to booking your travel. Just recently the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) warned the public of a new travel scam. Cybercriminals are creating fake websites that mimic US airport websites and
Coronavirus related scams are traveling almost as fast as the virus. With the fear of spreading the virus a healthy fear of falling prey to a Coronavirus scam is in order. The primary reason for cyberattacks, according to Verizon’s Annual Data Breach Investigations Report, is to steal your money. Safeguard your pocketbook and your identity
