Have you ever wondered why PIN pads at grocery stores often have a protective shield surrounding the buttons? It’s to prevent an attack called “shoulder surfing.” Shoulder surfing is a method of information theft in which the perpetrator watches the victim from nearby to see any information they type or view on their screens. Keep reading to learn why shoulder surfing is a threat to cybersecurity and how to protect your private information from this form of attack.

You can remove your personal information from people search sites by searching your name on Google, gathering a list of people search sites, finding your information on each website, locating the opt-out page and submitting a request to opt-out. Continue reading to learn what people search sites are, detailed steps to removing your information from these sites, and why it’s important to do so.

Managed Service Providers (MSPs) play a crucial role in delivering reliable and secure IT services to organizations of all sizes and across various industries. With the rise in cyber threats, especially ransomware attacks targeting public sector organizations, the need for robust cybersecurity tools has become paramount.

Clickjacking, also known as a clickjacking attack or a clickjack, is a cyberattack in which hidden links trick users into completing an unintended action which results in the exposure of sensitive information and hacking. Keep reading to understand more about clickjacking and how it works.

To buy and sell safely on Facebook Marketplace, you should check seller and buyer profiles, meet in a public place when selling or purchasing an item, have a friend or relative accompany you for the exchange of goods, use secure payment methods and more. Continue reading to learn more about Facebook Marketplace scams and how to stay safe from them when selling or buying on the platform.

An authenticator app is a secure and easy method of identity verification that works by generating number codes that users enter alongside their credentials to access an account. Keep reading for details on how authenticator apps work and how to use them.

You can know if your phone is hacked if you experience warning signs such as data usage being higher than normal, new apps you didn’t download, unusual or inappropriate pop-ups and more. Continue reading to learn about the warning signs that indicate your phone has been or is being hacked, and what you can do if you discover your phone has been hacked.

The most important tips for password security include choosing long, complex, unique passwords, not storing them in easy-to-hack places and using a password manager. Unfortunately, most people don’t follow best practices for password security. According to Keeper Security’s 2023 Password Management Report, only 25% of people use strong, unique passwords for all of their accounts. That means 75% of people have insufficient password practices.

An insider threat is a cyberthreat that happens within an organization. Insider threats occur when current or former employees, partners, contractors or vendors cause sensitive data and systems to become compromised or steal data for their own malicious purpose. Insider threats can be intentional or unintentional, depending on the goal of the insider and if the insider is working with someone else.