Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Everything doesn't need to be on social media. You're safer online than you think when you stay low-key. Skipping exact locations, keeping details vague... that's cybersecurity without even trying. Keep living in your mystery era. Hackers absolutely hate it.

Ever wondered who answers when you call a cybercriminal? What happens in the aftermath of a Scattered Spider breach? Or why cybercriminals use legitimate platforms to send phishing emails? If so, this is the session for you. Join Jack Chapman, KnowBe4’s SVP of Threat Intelligence, as he pulls back the curtain on these topics. Jack will give you a first look at our latest Phishing Threat Trends Report, walking through attack scenarios and sharing the trends that are shaping the threat landscape.

Facebook Marketplace will humble you REAL quick Real buyers ask questions. Scammers offer full price instantly. Big difference. Do yourself a favor: peek their profile, trust your gut, and NEVER tap random payment links. Your couch deserves better. So do you.

Epic Holiday deals = prime scam season. Here’s how to NOT get played. Shop smart, stay safe.

That “too good to be true” vacation rental? Yeah… sometimes it really is. Scammers are making fake listings look premium, polished, and totally legit, right up until your money disappears. A quick vibe-check on the host, photos, and reviews can save your whole trip.

If it starts with "just pay a small fee first" CONGRATS! You’ve found a scam, not a side hustle. Real jobs pay YOU. Not the other way around.

“Hey… are you awake?” Yeah, it’s not your secret admirer. It’s a scammer testing if your number’s alive. Once you reply, they’ve got you marked as an easy target. Don’t text back, don’t engage, just block. Stay unbothered, stay unscammed!

Nothing says "Happy Birthday" like your mom accidentally giving scammers your entire identity. Lock down those family posts. The internet doesn't need to know your first pet's name, your hometown, and what you looked like in braces. Do yourself a favor: teach your parents about privacy settings this weekend.