We learned in the first part of our email safety series that phishing email scams are aimed at stealing your personal information, infecting your computer, and stealing your money. With… Read more Email Safety Series: Who Sent It? →
We talk about phishing quite a bit here at Cyber Safe Workforce because recognizing and avoiding intentionally misleading and harmful email is a skill many of us can improve upon.… Read more Email Safety Series: Introduction →
The world is on alert over the spread of Coronavirus. People are stressed, making plans to protect themselves by stocking up on masks and food, rearranging travel plans, and practicing… Read more Scammers and Current Events →
At Cyber Safe Workforce, our goal is to spread cyber awareness and, in turn, cyber safety. We encourage our clients to delete or report phishing messages, to use strong and… Read more Cyber Sabotage →
We’ve discussed the rise of supply chain ransomware attacks on the blog recently. Remember, it’s when instead of being hit directly, vendors or suppliers are targeted and data belonging to… Read more That New Attack Method? It’s Working. →
We know that scammers are always looking for ways to exploit tax season. We safeguard our social security numbers and look out for suspicious emails impersonating the IRS. At work,… Read more Ransomware and Taxes: A Dangerous Combination →
Here at Cyber Safe Workforce, we serve many school districts. So, when there are stories about cyber attacks on schools, we follow them closely and keep our clients in mind.… Read more Business Email Compromise Hits Portland Public Schools →
We’ve talked a lot about ransomware on the blog. As we noted in our recent cyber roundups, ransomware continues to be a major issue across industries. School districts, universities, and… Read more Ransomware: A New Method of Attack →
