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- Data Privacy governs how data is collected, shared and used. When private data gets in the wrong hands, bad things can happen. Whether you are in the office or working from home, here are a few tips on how to keep your data private: VARY YOUR PASSWORDS Use unique, complex passwords on different sites and systems. PROPERLY DESTROY UNWANTED DATA Shred unwanted documents and thoroughly wipe devices before discarding them. ... Read more
- Beware of Post Covid-19 Scams. Using bogus surveys or social media posts, criminals are crafting scams to target a new audience as more COVID-19 vaccines are being administered. Be suspicious of any post-vaccine evaluations/surveys you receive and do not post a picture of your vaccine card on social media. There may be legitimate surveys and follow-up evaluations that could be conducted, but these details should be clearly provided to you ... Read more
- Weak passwords can compromise the best security tools and controls. With a never-ending list of applications and services that users and consumers access, people may have dozens of passwords to maintain at any given time. Often, the temptation to use familiar terms such as pet names, favorite teams or the names of children or friends can cause risk since much of those details can be discovered by a simple examination ... Read more
- Protect yourself from these tax-related scams. Tax-related scams have become increasingly common, and they happen year-round. Fraudsters will contact you pretending to be from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), a tax accounting service, or another tax-related agency. You could receive fake emails, phone calls, letters, or other communications. Be on high alert for phishing emails. Scammers are attempting to steal information such as tax IDs, account information, passwords, and other ... Read more
