Have you ever gotten an email from “your bank” asking you to confirm your login details… but something just felt off?
Welcome to the world of social engineering where cybercriminals don’t just hack your computer, they hack you.
A Guide to Finding and Responding to Vulnerabilities
In the digital age, vulnerabilities in systems or hosts aren't just technical concerns, they are potential doorways for cyber threats. If you are navigating system security, knowing how to identify and respond to vulnerabilities effectively is crucial. Here's a structured yet approachable guide to safeguard your systems.
Password Security: The Everyday Hero You Might Be Ignoring
Let us be honest, most of us have been guilty of using the same password for multiple accounts. Maybe it’s your dog’s name, your birthday, or “password123” (don’t worry, we’ve all been there). But in today’s digital world, where cyber threats are constantly evolving, a weak password can be the easiest way in for attackers.
Deepfakes: Why You Can’t Always Trust What You See Anymore
Can you trust what you see anymore?
Thanks to deepfakes, even the most believable videos, voices, and photos might be completely fake and the scary part is, most of us can’t tell the difference. Deepfakes are changing everything from politics to cybersecurity, and it’s only getting harder to spot them. In my latest blog, I break down what deepfakes are, why they matter, and how you can protect yourself in a world where "seeing" isn’t believing anymore.
Practical Cybersecurity Tips for Moms
Mother’s Day is here, and while many of us are scrambling to find the perfect bouquet, bake the sweetest cake, or craft the most heartfelt card, I want to offer something a little different; something just as important as a hug or a handwritten note:
Peace of mind.
More specifically, digital peace of mind.