What is Juice Jacking and How to Stay Safe?

Have you ever charged your phone at a public USB charging station? It might seem harmless, but it could expose you to a cyber threat called juice jacking. Juice jacking is an attack where hackers compromise public charging ports to steal your data or install malware...

What is a Keylogger and Why Should You Care?

A keylogger (short for keystroke logger) is a type of malicious software or hardware device that records every keystroke you make on your keyboard. Cybercriminals use keyloggers to steal sensitive information such as: Passwords Credit card numbers Personal messages...

Understanding Insider Threats

What Is an Insider Threat? An insider threat occurs when someone within an organization—such as an employee, contractor, or business partner—misuses their access to harm the company. Unlike external hackers, insiders already have legitimate access to systems and data,...

Interpersonal Attacks & CEO Fraud

One of the most dangerous interpersonal attacks is CEO Fraud, also known as Business Email Compromise (BEC). In this scam, attackers impersonate a company executive—often the CEO or CFO—and trick employees into transferring money or sharing sensitive information. How...

Why You Should Always Lock Your Computer When You Step Away

In today’s digital workplace, cybersecurity isn’t just about strong passwords and firewalls—it’s also about simple habits that protect sensitive information. One of the easiest yet most overlooked practices is locking your computer whenever you leave your desk. Why It...
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