Should I use a Password Manager?
Being current on cyber security issues is difficult which is why I subscribe to Savvy Cybersecurity newsletter authored by Sean Bailey and Devin Kropp. This
September 9, 2021
Category: Cyber Security
Hack-Proof Your 401(k) Account
Americans hold over $20 trillion in 401(k)s and other retirement accounts—yet federal safeguards to protect these accounts from theft are lacking. Cyber thieves have begun
May 20, 2021
Phone Scams Aren’t Dead: This happened to us. How to protect yourself.
While many think of cybersecurity and picture computers and complicated code, the truth is many scams still rely on human connection and fear. Countless scams
April 1, 2021
5 Ways to Boost Your Security Against ID and Credit Card Theft
A week hardly passes without news of credit card and identity theft. Here are some security measures you can take, including some you’ve not likely
October 29, 2020
How to Know If You’ve Been Hacked
Cyber-attacks are launched at us every day. Do you know the warning signs that your security has been compromised? With cybercriminals constantly prying at your
October 15, 2020
HACKERS DOUBLE DOWN
Never let a good crisis go to waste! With the onset of the Coronavirus many new opportunities for hackers have surfaced. With millions of employees
April 30, 2020
New Decade – New Cyber Threats Protect You Financial Accounts
An 8-year scam was brought down recently in New York state due to alert investors. The thief tricked day traders and financial advisers into liquidating securities, wiring cash from brokerages, and establishing new fraudulent accounts under the victim’s names.
January 29, 2020
“Wormable” Microsoft flaw: What you need to do
“Wormable” Microsoft flaw: What you need to do Microsoft has announced a major security flaw in its Windows software that rivals the WannaCry worm
July 9, 2019
Personal Cyber Threat
Personal Cyber Threat IRS Scams Tax season is here – Expect an uptick in tax phishing emails. 2018 saw a doubling of tax
February 19, 2019
Freezing Your Credit is Now Free
It’s Free! It is now free to freeze your credit with all 3 credit bureaus- Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. AARP did a survey in
October 31, 2018