When you settle down for a weekend binge, you expect to see your profile—not random activity from a device you don’t recognize. While it might just be a friend sharing a password (bad habit, by the way!), an unrecognized device on your streaming account could be a red flag pointing to a much larger cybersecurity […]

You get an email that looks completely legitimate. The sender is your boss, a coworker, or maybe even someone from your IT department. The message is well-written and refers to a project you’re working on, asking you to quickly click a link to review a document or log in to a new platform. Your gut […]

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a global initiative that encourages individuals and organizations to take proactive steps to protect themselves online. In 2025, the theme is “Building a Cyber Strong America,” a call to action for everyone—from government agencies to private companies and everyday internet users—to strengthen our collective defenses against cyber threats. Cybersecurity isn’t […]

An email pops up in your inbox from a friend or a colleague. The subject line is a little odd, maybe “urgent request” or “quick question.” You open it, and the message asks for a favor: can you send them a link, transfer some money, or provide some information? Everything in your gut is telling […]

Identity theft is a scary thought. It’s when a criminal gets hold of your personal information – things like your name, address, Social Security number, or account details – and uses it to open new accounts, make fraudulent purchases, or even file taxes in your name. It can wreak havoc on your finances and credit, […]

You get an email that looks official, telling you to log in to your bank account or verify a shipping address. You click the link, and you’re taken to a website that looks exactly like the real one. Everything seems fine, but something feels a little off. This is a classic phishing attack, and the […]