Training Emails

Adware Beware

Some adware may be fine and help serve more tailored ads, but it's the malicious type we'll be exploring.

AirDrop & Bluetooth Connectivity

You should only turn these features on when actively using them.

Anti-virus & Anti-malware Defense

Adding walls of defense mitigates the likelihood you'll suffer from a cyberattack.

Authentication System Security

There are some aspects of security that are controlled by the user that can improve or maintain the security of the authentication system.

Avoid Unintentional Data Exposure

Many data breaches are not caused by hackers, but by the unintentional exposure of confidential information by employees.

Email security should be a top priority for all companies. From schools to startups, email is the backbone of many organizations. It's also one of the most common methods for attackers to break into a network.

Be Cybersmart

When it comes to information security, you play a big role in your organization's security. The following steps are key to helping your organization stay secure.

Beat Back the Bad Bots

Bots, as a whole, account for close to 60% of all web traffic.

Benefits of Single Sign On (SSO) & Password Lockers

It isn't easy to remember different passwords for different applications and devices. But there's help!

Charging Port Safety

Public community gathering points like airports, hotels, and restaurants are hotbeds for cybercrime.

Control of Printed Material with Sensitive Information

Credential and data theft doesn’t stop with digital attacks.

Don't Trust the Caller ID

Phone numbers can be easily masked, do not trust caller ID on your phone.

Encryption Defense

Keep your data and information secure from prying eyes.

Financial Requests Receive Extra Attention

If there's going to be an exchange of money, make sure everything adds up.

Five Steps for Secure Communication

Caution is the best policy.

How to Handle Sensitive Information

Some of the information we access on a daily basis is sensitive and should be handled appropriately.

How to Spot & Avoid Phishing

Not even the best scammer can outsmart skepticism.

Identifying & Reporting Security Events

A security incident is an event that threatens the security of our information systems. This includes the transmission, storage, and retrieval of information with third parties.

Incident Response

How to develop a plan you can stick to and what should be included.

Insider Attacks

Your most dangerous corporate threat could be an internal one.

Is This Email Legitimate

Five questions to ask yourself.

Limit Ransomware Risk

Ransomware can be devastating to an organization by limiting access to systems and information.

Lock Your Computer

Even if you're coming right back, grabbing something from the printer, running to the restroom, or throwing something away, keeping your computer secure is crucial.

MFA Push Notification Exploitation

Routine & Fatigue: An IT administrator's worst nightmares.

One Size Does Not Fit All

A password, by definition, is a secret word or phrase used to gain access to something... not everything!

Password Management

In today's environment, there are an increasing number of web-based systems. As such, it is likely that you have multiple usernames and passwords to remember.

Public Wi-Fi Tips

Private data should not be accessed or shared over open networks.

Put Papers Away

Stop leaving passwords on Post-It notes in plain sight, for starters.

Request Does Not Equal Response

If you get a request for ANYTHING, don't respond to it until it can be verified.

Secure Authentication Practices

Keep unauthorized access at bay and sensitive information locked away.

Shadow IT

Shadow IT is defined as using systems, software, devices, applications, or technology services without formal approval from an organization's technology department.

Shred It & Forget It

Protect and dispose of sensitive information and printed documents properly.

Smishing

Scammers aren't afraid to send you a text.

Spear Phishing

Personalized phishing attempts curated just for you by the bad guys.

The Power of Updating

Keep your hardware and software updated to stay as safe as possible.

The True Cost of Ransomware

The financial impact can go well beyond the initial attack.

Train & Retain

Cybersecurity includes the human element.

Types of Phishing

From your email inbox to phone calls, texts, and everywhere in between, scammers have developed clever ways to steal and wreak havoc.

Vishing

Scammers who attempt their malicious acts via phone call will try to catch you unsuspectingly. We'll help get you prepared to spot a scam call.

VPN

A network connection point which hosts your team and resources. It is secure, requiring 2-factor-authentication (2FA) or multi-factor-authentication (MFA) and data encryption so only those with lawful access can see the content.

Whaling

Look out CEOs, executive teams, and upper management trying to impress the board or the boss, this one's for you.

What Happens When You're Hacked

How to spot a hacking attempt and identify if you've been compromised.

What If I Clicked a Bad Link or Attachment?

We all make mistakes. We’re here to help you know what to do when you slip up.

What is Ransomware?

Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts files on a computer where the attacker provides a method for the victim to pay to unlock the files, hence the name.

Why Data Backups are Important

Preparing for the worst is necessary for information security.

Removable Media

Receive or stumble upon a Universal Serial Bus (USB) drive, flash drive, external hard drive, compact disc (CD), DVD, SD card, floppy disk (just checking to make sure you’re still paying attention!)?

Wikipedia Links

Cybercriminals are hijacking Wikipedia pages to distribute nefarious links.

HTTPS Protocol Abuse

Many users have come to expect HTTPS to be safe and secure. Seeing a padlock icon has equated to moving freely on a site and even providing private information or payment details worry free.