Protect Yourself: Security and Fraud Center
Protect Yourself: Security and Fraud Center Part 6 of our series highlighting the newest and best...
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Financial Literacy Month: Let’s Take the Stress Out of Money
April is Financial Literacy Month, and there’s no better time to take the stress out of money. Whether you’re juggling bills, setting family goals, or just trying to feel more confident about your finances, even small steps can make a big difference. Financial literacy is like having a personal GPS for your money—helping you avoid surprises, stay on track, and build the future you want.
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I Didn’t Try To Sign Into That Account. So Who Did?
We’ve all gotten them. A text with a random code we are supposed to enter somewhere to log in to something. And it’s likely you’ve received one or two that just showed up and you don’t know why. Firstly, and importantly, don’t ignore them! When you receive an unsolicited verification code, it’s like a huge warning sign screaming, “Someone’s trying to get into your account!” But don’t panic. We’ve got you covered. Here’s a guide to help you navigate those random texts with verification codes.
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Unlocking the Mystery of VPN’s: Why You Need One
You may have heard about VPN’s (Virtual Private Network) more often lately, even popping up in TV ads for VPN service providers. What’s behind the sudden surge of VPN’s and why would you want or need one? For those who use WiFi internet connections at home or work, for shopping, banking, or just plain fun, VPN’s provide a layer of security that WiFi cannot. Although free public WiFi is found most everywhere, it’s long been a favorite for hackers because there is virtually no online security offered when using it.
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Why Business Social Media Accounts Need Strong Passwords, Too
Business leaders and those responsible for their corporate social media accounts can use this reminder about the importance of secure passwords – you’re only one weak password away from a breach. It’s a truth that’s too easily forgotten, especially when it has to do with securing a company’s social media websites. Whether a company’s oversight is internal or done by a third-party provider, breached social media sites start with a compromised password and can end with damage to a company’s brand and worse.
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