February has two days dedicated to our computers and their safety. Tuesday, February 7th is International Safer Internet Day and Monday, February 13th is National Clean Out Your Computer Day. Both days are an excellent reminder to think critically about what we do on our devices and how we can keep ourselves and our organizations safe.
Just The Facts: Clean and safe computers
Just The Facts: Ring in the new year cyber-safely!

It’s a new year! Let’s start with some new habits to keep you cyber-safe!
Hover over links
Links in emails, texts or direct messages can contain malware. One way to verify whether the link is legitimate is to hover your pointer over the link (do not click!) and check the URL at the bottom of the screen.
Just The Facts: Hacked for the Holidays 2022
Just The Facts: Multi-factor authentication (MFA) fatigue

MFA fatigue attacks are on the rise
In this month’s newsletter, we highlight a growing form of attack: MFA fatigue. Just as MFA has become more widely used, attackers have found a way to get around MFA push notifications. This identity-based attack is designed to remove security barriers and is sure to put companies and individuals on high alert.
Just The Facts: National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Every October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Private companies and government agencies come together to raise awareness on cybersecurity topics critical to protecting your safety online. This year, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month focuses on four topics: recognizing and reporting phishing, using strong passwords and a password manager, updating software and enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Recognizing and reporting phishing emails
Cybercriminals sent over 3.3 billion phishing messages and caused over 4,000 data breaches, exposing over 22 billion personal records.
Just The Facts: Security on the go

Keeping your mobile devices secure
Mobile security is more important now that everyone is walking around with personal and professional data in their pockets. Follow good mobile security habits to keep your information protected.
Public Wi-Fi
When using public Wi-Fi, you send data across a network controlled by someone else.
Just The Facts: Cybersecurity trends are heating up

QR code dangers
Quick Response (QR) codes are seen everywhere these days. They have replaced restaurant menus, they’re used in TV commercials, and they’re even spotted on the side of city buses. There is no doubt QR codes are convenient for accessing information, but it isn’t always the safest thing to use.
Just The Facts: Keep cool with these Cyber-tips
Just The Facts: School’s out for summer!
Just The Facts: World Password Day

World Password Day aims to educate and remind people how to create strong passwords to secure their personal information, accounts, and data. It brings awareness to new technologies that impact our journey to creating strong security practices, such as Multifactor Authentication apps and Single-Use code messages.
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