There have been internet scams since the dawn of the World Wide Web. These scammers connect with their targets directly, press you to send money or private information and rely on your emotions—empathy, loneliness, sadness, greed, etc. These cyber-threats range from simple to more targeted and complex, but there are a few recurring themes in […]
Be Cyber Safe for February 14, 2025
In this issue of Be Cyber Safe Happy Valentine’s Day to you and yours! Here is what’s in this week’s Be Cyber Safe! In the next few weeks, we will unveil an exciting opportunity to empower your organization to improve cyber security through training. Look for more information shortly! Have a great weekend, and #BeCyberSafe! […]
City Councilman Helps Launch Massive Cyber Attack by Reusing Passwords
Here’s Why We Keep Saying “Do NOT reuse Passwords!” Paul Shaffer looks like that smiling older neighbor who gives good advice about the best time to prune the shrubs and who to call for plumbing emergencies. He is also the city councilor for Ward 7 in Corvallis, Oregon. He recently won reelection on the admirable […]
Be Cyber Safe for February 6, 2025
In this issue of Be Cyber Safe Here is what’s in this week’s Be Cyber Safe! In the next few weeks, we will unveil an exciting opportunity to empower your organization to improve cyber security through training. Look for more information shortly! Have a great weekend and #BeCyberSafe! Cyber Security in Recruitment: Tips to […]
The Great ChatGPT Experiment or Outdated Technology… How to Safely Dispose of it!
Recently, there has been significant media coverage about AI, particularly ChatGPT. Much of what is being reported sounds like science fiction, leaving many people with numerous questions. Are the stories accurate? Does it require special equipment? Is it expensive? Does it require any specific skills? Yes, it is accurate. All you need is a computer […]