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Here's What To Do If You Lose Your Wallet
If you’ve ever lost your wallet, you know the panic that sets in. Not only are you without your identification and credit cards, but you also have to worry about someone finding and using your personal information. Read More.
Safe & Secure: Why Device Software Updates Are So Important
Don’t overlook the fact that technology is rapidly changing. In order to keep your personal information safe and secure and enjoy your device to its fullest potential, you must update it regularly. Read More.
Protecting Yourself and Your Loved Ones from Elder Financial Abuse
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Online Security for Kids
Kids' lives are online more than ever, from socializing with friends and interacting with the family to online learning and education. As parents, we want to make sure they do so in a safe and secure manner. Read More.
What is Microsoft Windows Notification Tech Support Scam?
The Microsoft Windows Notification tech support scam displays a popup that pretends to be a Microsoft notification. This notification will state that your computer is infected and was locked. The scammers then tell the user to call a listed phone number to receive help. Read More.
The Importance of Updating Your Devices' Software
You may not realize it, but cyber attackers are constantly looking for new vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the software people use every day. This software may run your laptop, the mobile apps you use on your smartphone, or even the software in your devices at home. Read More.
Unconventional COVID-19 Email Scams You Need to Know
In a previous post we shared some ways scammers are using the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak to take advantage of unsuspecting people, and though we we’re not located in major cities like New York City or Chicago, and Middle and East Tennessee residents should still be on alert. Read More.
Be Alert for These Coronavirus Email Scams
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeing a rise in scams capitalizing on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, and the Middle and East Tennessee community is at risk. Fraudsters are preying on your fear and sending all sorts of scams related to the Coronavirus. Read More.
Scam of the Week: Exploiting the Coronavirus
Look out! The bad guys are preying on your fear and sending all sorts of scams related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Read More.
Watch Out for This Clever New Credit Card Phishing Scam
Look out! The bad guys are sending a new, attention-grabbing phishing email and they’re targeting the customers of major credit card companies. Read More.