Privacy & Cybersecurity

In this age of digital technology, many of us rely on email to conduct business – both personally and professionally, and there probably isn’t a day that goes by without checking our email...

A money mule is someone who is used to transfer and launder illegally acquired money on behalf of someone else. These scams can happen in several ways and can be related to online dating, work-at-home...

More and more people are turning to online dating apps and social media platforms such as Bumble, Hinge, Facebook and Instagram to meet someone special –  especially now as social distancin...

Tax refund fraud is a common scheme that fraudsters use to not only steal money, but also the identity, personal and financial information of U.S. taxpayers. By obtaining this information, scammers ar...

Did you know December is National Identity Theft and Protection Awareness Month? That’s because the hustle and bustle of the holidays often means we are a bit more preoccupied – giving fra...

‘Tis the season for holiday shopping – and unfortunately, the scams that come along with it! As much as we look forward to the holidays, scammers enjoy this time of year even more as they ...

Did you know that every day thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, text messages and phone calls from scammers pretending to be their bank? A 2019 fraud report conducted by The Federal ...

Digitalization provides many opportunities to streamline tasks and maximize our time on a daily basis, but with the simplicity of life online we must be mindful that risks are present too. And one of ...

It's vital to take the necessary steps to protect your personal information. We’re sure you hear that all the time, but it doesn't change the value of the message. Whether or not you are connect...

If it seems like you’re hearing about cybercrime more frequently, that’s because you are. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), cybercrime complaints have dou...