During the holiday season, it isn’t just the retailers who want your money. Scammers are looking to hack into your accounts to steal your cash or identity. Here are some common scams you should be aware of this holiday season.
Cybercrime and fraud continue to be serious threats, and constant vigilance is key. Following best practices and exercising caution when sharing information or executing transactions can help make a big difference.
Many of us have taken to the number of video conferencing applications available for work, education, and continuing a virtual social life. Here some tips to help secure your next video conference meeting.
Volunteering is as nourishing as a leftover turkey sandwich but without the calories. It comes in many forms: donating time, money, goods and services. Many companies have made it part of their corporate responsibility as acts of good will towards the communities they reside. If you have the desire and passion to help others, then here are some ideas and helpful links including local Reno charities that SFG and/or employees of SFG have supported.
Some of the risks of not winterizing your home include frozen/burst pipes, property damage, and water/ice damage. To help you protect your property and get your home winterized, review this Winterize Your Home “To Do” List.
Phishing refers to almost any message-based attack where a cyber criminal is sending a message to you pretending to be someone you know. The cyber criminal is hoping you will click on the link or attachment in their email so they can steal your information. Cyber criminals are not just limiting their phishing to emails – they are also using instant messaging and social media posts to tempt people to click on malicious links and attachments. The best way to detect and stop phishing is knowing the phishing indicators so you don’t fall for their scam.