Hack the Human: End-user Training and Tips to Combat Social Engineering
We like to think we can trust our co-workers to do the right thing. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Some people become insider threats; that is, they use their authorized access to systems to harm their organization. For example, someone may sell information from a database to a third party.
Read MoreCybersecurity for Families: Cyberbullying and Information Sharing
As technology continues to evolve, the tools and toys available to your children increase in number and evolve in capabilities. Technology can be used to educate and inspire creativity in kids, but it also exposes them to a risky landscape most of us didn't have to worry about during childhood. Adults can discuss with children how the digital world is a great resource, but we must remain cyber aware. We all should be responsible for the information we share, and the ways we explore.
Read More2021 Cyber Hot Topics: Ransomware
In response to the pandemic, many end-users are now working from home instead of commuting to their business locations. Homes are being used as business offices, and computers and networks are being shared by family members. Families are taking classes, doing homework, and surfing the web in addition to performing business functions. The data created may be stored locally or in the cloud. Backups may not happen until the device is returned to the office or the end-user manually backs it up. This new environment is ripe for cyber-attacks.
Read MoreText Alerts and Suspected Fraud
A recent Nielson report revealed that the U.S. is ranked as the number one country for debit card fraud. FCCB is doing all we can to fight debit card fraud!
Read MoreHow to Protect Seniors Against Cybercrimes and Scams
Many of the crimes that occur in real life happen on the internet too. Credit card fraud, identity theft, embezzlement, and more are being done online. Seniors and the elderly are often targeted for these cybercrimes. They tend to be more trusting than younger people and usually have better credit and more wealth. This makes them more attractive to scammers.
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