An easy way to boost your cybersecurity is to always keep software and apps updated.

Cybercriminals love to go phishing, but you don't have to get hooked.

It’s Data Privacy Week, when we pay special attention to why data privacy is so critical in today’s world.

Tax season brings enough stress without adding scammers to the mix. But the reality is that criminals ramp up attacks in the first few months of the year, often impersonating the IRS or trusted services like H&R Block and TurboTax.

You can protect your online accounts with more than just a password.

When looking for new opportunities, follow these simple steps to protect yourself from fraud.

Our data is constantly collected and shared, and we often don't even know all the types of data being gathered.

Passwords are the keys to safeguarding your digital and online life. They are your first line of defense. And knowing how to create and store strong passwords is one of the most critical aspects of everyday cybersecurity.

Data Privacy Week is January 27 - 31, 2025!

The year 2024 was a whirlwind year for cybersecurity. From the fallout of high-profile ransomware attacks to the increasing commoditization of AI tools, the challenges kept mounting.

Learn how to protect your calls and texts following the Chinese telecom cyberattack with simple tips like using encrypted apps.

Online scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, targeting people of all ages. But with some knowledge, you can protect yourself and your loved ones.

Gift cards make for easy, versatile gifts, especially during the busy holiday season. But they’re also prime targets for scammers who use "gift card draining" to steal funds before the recipient can even use the card. Let’s break down how these scams work and how you can stay safe.

"Pig butchering" is a scam that's been muscling into the headlines lately.

Learn how to protect your social security number.

Data breaches are becoming an expensive predicament for all of us, even if your data isn't directly stolen in a breach.

Some websites and apps are designed to be manipulative – they make it hard to cancel a recurring subscription, obscure the fact that you will be charged, or hide the unsubscribe button.

Scammers target some of the most vulnerable.

You can be a target of credit card skimming when you least expect it.

Our digital devices contain vast treasure troves of data, from family photos and music collections to financial data, health records and personal contacts.

"Your grandson has been arrested and needs bail money." "Your granddaughter was at fault in a car crash, and you need to pay the other driver's medical bills." What do you do if you receive these calls?

How scammers try to trick home buyers and sellers.

With data breaches seemingly happening every week, more and more people are victims of identity theft.

Since every real estate transaction involves a significant sum of money, anyone in the home market today will likely run into scammers on the prowl.

With a little prep, you can shield your information online and secure your digital systems and devices.

Smart speakers and digital assistants like Amazon Echo, Google Nest, Apple HomePod, and Sonos Era are integral to many modern households.

When you hear your sensitive data was lost in another data breach, is exhaustion your first reaction?

The first step toward bringing cybercriminals to justice is reporting cybercrime when it happens.

Direct links to manage your privacy settings on popular platforms and apps.

Authenticator apps for multi-factor authentication (MFA) significantly enhance security but users must prepare for potential access loss due to device changes or loss by establishing recovery options and backups.

We all know Kids & Teens today spend a lot of time online, but that doesn't necessarily mean they know how to stay safe.

We all know kids and teens today spend a lot of time online, but that doesn't necessarily mean they know how to stay safe.

While internet routers aren't as flashy as the latest VR headset or electric truck, they make internet access in our homes and businesses possible.

Protect your phone from this increasingly common scam.

A sloppy digital life can make your data harder to find and leaves your personal information vulnerable to bad actors. With a few steps, you can keep yourself and your family safe online with a squeaky clean digital life.

"I made a typo and accidentally sent you $3,000! Can you please send it back?"

Data is now a valuable commodity.

Elections are a cornerstone of American society. However, there are bad actors who don't respect the sanctity of our voting process.

Protecting our children's online data is of utmost importance.

Cars have joined the Internet of Things, and with any connected device, you should follow some security best practices to keep your car's system safe.

We'll explore how incognito mode works, how it can help protect your browsing data, and, importantly, ways it isn't a magic solution to all your privacy concerns.

Deepfake technologies can be used to steal your identity even if you don’t use generative AI platforms.

Even though the use of stalkerware to spy on adults is against the law, these duplicitous bits of code still pop up on app stores.

Responding to social media account takeover.

Technology accompanies us everywhere these days, and that includes traveling for work. Cybersecurity remains paramount even when you are thousands of miles away from the office.

One way to ensure your passwords are awesome is by using random password generators, often included with password managers.

What is Misinformation, Disinformation, and Malinformation?

Technology and academia are now seamlessly intertwined. While tech can further educational opportunities for students, it also comes with risk as the ivory tower delves into the Wild West of the internet.

STUDY: 37% Intimidated, 39% Frustrated with Online Security Highlighting Digital Anxiety

There is often a culture of blaming fraud victims for their predicament, rather than focusing on the criminal and the crime.

Your phone number counts as personal data, and you don't just want anyone out on the internet to have it.

Nowadays, kids aren't just polishing apples and stuffing their bookbags before heading to school, they're firing up laptops and using video chat with their teachers.

Hey, friends, followers, lurkers, and posters: you don't have to overshare!

Did you know that your cruise around the internet every day might not be totally private?

Oh no! You’ve been notified that your sensitive information has been stolen in a data breach.

The internet is now crucial for connecting LGBTQ+ people and communities across the globe, but how can you hone your cybersecurity and protect your privacy?

In May 2023, Google announced it was launching a new login system called "passkeys."

What to know about passwordless authentication and passkeys.

Parenting in our always-connected world comes with new challenges, new learning curves, and new awkward moments.

Artificial intelligence, including so-called “large language models” like ChatGPT, has rapidly become a major talking point in the press, amongst governments, and maybe even in your office!

If an online account has been hacked, it's important to act fast.

Congrats on your nuptials! We have a few tips for keeping your Big Day secure.

Do you worry about the security of your personal data in our digital age?

Remote work seems like it is here to stay for many of us even as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes in our collective rearview mirror.

We are living in an incredible time in history – a time when advancements in technology are creating tools that will help solve society’s greatest challenges and fuel the next wave of innovation.

Computer viruses make your devices sick, but you can usually help them heal if you act fast.

It's a new year and already there is a type of scam becoming extremely popular with hackers.

Love is in the air and online, but so are cybercriminals  

Surf safe when using public computers and networks.

What should you do if your password manager is breached?

When you think of privacy, what comes to mind? Closing your window shades? Keeping your phone screen locked? Shutting the door when you have a sensitive conversation?

Play safe while gaming.

If you find a USB drive or other removable piece of media in the wild, DO NOT plug it into your computer! Let's break down why.

Take control of the data you share by being picky.

A protected home network shuts out cybercriminals, allowing your family to use the internet more safely.

Online shopping may be convenient but it can present many opportunities for scammers and cybercriminals.

All your online activity generates a trail of data.

Not enough children and teenagers trust their parents to support them online, and not enough parents know exactly how to give the support their children need.

In the new Password Policy ebook, What Your Password Policy Should Be, KnowBe4 recommends that all users use a password manager to create and use perfectly random passwords.

When it comes to cybersecurity, good behavior can be rewarding.

We all know the internet is a fantastic world of learning and entertainment for kids, but, like the real world, there can be dangers, too.

Want to lead a Stay Safe Online lifestyle, but don't know where to start?

Don't pass on password managers. Learn more about these useful tools.

As a kid using the internet, you've probably heard of cyberbullying. Maybe you or a friend has experienced it.

Cyberbullying can make you feel like you can't really be "you" online. Here's what to do.

Have you ever texted or posted something online that you would never say to someone in person? You’ve probably experienced how the internet's anonymous nature can sometimes bring out the worst in people.

The internet has become a vital aspect of our lives.

Internet-connected devices are helping homeowners increase efficiency, reduce costs, conserve energy and a whole host of other benefits.

Respecting the privacy of your customers, staff, and all other stakeholders is critical for inspiring trust and enhancing reputation.

In today’s world, digitally connected families must think about safety and security both online and offline.

Just as you fasten your seat belt before driving, take precautions before using the Internet to be sure you are safe and secure.

As a parent, how do you stay involved in your child’s digital life?

In today’s world, digitally connected families must think about safety and security both online and offline.

Free resources to help individuals and organizations through the COVID-19 pandemic.

These 3 types of cybercriminal tools are common online, and you as an internet user might come across them from time to time.

Watch and download this fun series on security best practices!

The increasing use of mobile devices in our personal lives has led to a growing acceptance of smartphone usage at work.

BEFORE YOU CONTINUE: Stalkerware apps can track your browsing history so if you suspect that stalkerware has been installed on your device DO NOT USE IT to research support services such as advocacy, shelter, court information or emergency services.

As online and hybrid learning environments become more popular, it is essential for students, faculty, and staff to adopt key cybersecurity practices.

Online learning is here to stay. Many K-12 schools will probably use some blend of fully online learning and in-person teaching for the foreseeable future.

That smartphone in your pocket, that tablet on your coffee table or that laptop on your desk contains a treasure chest of information about you, your friends and your family.

Students are more connected than ever before thanks to the internet.

The "Internet of Things" (IoT) has been a realm of technological innovation that has grown exponentially over the past decade.

Let’s brush up on cyber hygiene — basic steps we can take to stay safe in a connected world.

With the increased use of mobile devices to manage so much of our lives, it’s no surprise scammers have moved to this medium to target your sensitive information.

Worried about how much of your private information is on the internet and vulnerable to theft or misuse? You’re not alone.

Many of us have seen COVID-related scams hit our inboxes. It’s no secret that scammers try to take advantage of times of panic and uncertainty, when people are most vulnerable, to steal personal information.

When we're online, we accumulate a significant amount of personally identifiable information (PII), which can be exploited by cybercriminals.

We’re bringing you another free security awareness video! These videos are brought to you by Adobe, National Cyber Security Alliance, and Speechless Inc.

The information you share online can reveal more details then you intend and make you vulnerable to compromise.

Individuals must take proactive steps to safeguard their digital identities by being cautious about personal information sharing, connection requests, and message links.

An explanation of sextortion and how it works.

Emoji appeared in 1999 with a set of 176 symbols that were meant to convey weather, traffic, technology and time. Today, there are 2,823 emoji that convey information across language, culture, lifestyle and diversity.

Twink twice before connecting to a public wi-fi network when you're on the go.

The use of Wi-Fi-capable baby monitors has become indispensable to many parents.

The cryptocurrency trend is definitely a big boom in today’s financial market.

It is vitally important to consider how compromised online privacy can specifically affect marginalized groups such as the LGBT community.

Examining the evolution of health technologies and their implications for patient privacy and security.

Recent data breaches involving health information pose significant risks to our online privacy. Learn how to protect your valuable health data.

You’re responsible for your own online security at college, so follow these tips to help you be safe and privacy-savvy on campus.