Browse Safely You may not realize it, but a common risk of working remotely or working from the road is having to connect to and work within public Wi-Fi access points. These points might be the ones you’d find in your hotel, airport, or local coffee shop. But how secure …
Navigate the Phishy Social Engineering Ocean Whether we like it or not, we all have a digital footprint. Information about both our professional and personal lives are exposed, floating around the vast cyber ocean. Even if you prefer postal mail, telephone conversations, and writing checks, we’re all at risk for …
Keep Social Networking, Privacy Settings, and Mobile Apps Secure Article by: SANS Security Awareness Social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, or Snapchat or messaging platforms like Slack, WhatsApp, or Skype allow us to share personal updates while communicating with friends and co-workers across the globe. While these convenient technologies …
The Phishing Problem … Contributed by Cathy Sowa, Information Security Associate and Harlan Harris, Information Security Intern Phishing emails are a common attack method used by senders with malicious intent to trick employees, students, alumni, and retirees into giving away sensitive information, such as login credentials, or downloading software that can …
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