Online Safety
It is not surprising to learn from the Fraud and Risk Intelligent Unit at RSA Security that the digital ease and transformation with which we do business has introduced new risks that organizations not only need to be aware of but also manage. Mobile App Fraud Is On the Rise
to increase, but a new threat via rogue mobile applications is now the fastest-growing concern in 2019. These attacks trick users by spoofing brands and legitimate organizations such as banks.
Global fraud attacks through phishing continue
Read this article for more on this threat.
Girl Scouts Offer New Cybersecurity Badges
IRS Advises Making Online Safety a Top Priority The IRS is advocating to families to be mindful of the risks associated with sharing devices at home, shopping online, navigating the web and using social media platforms. • Notrevealingorsharingpersonal information • Use of security software • Phishing risks – clicking and downloading • Thieves posing as legitimate organizations in calls and texts • Safety concerns on the use of public wi-fi Common sense conversations can include:
In recognition of the importance of understanding cybersecurity risks and threats, the Girl Scouts of America have come up with nine new badges that address this concern. Making girls “cyber-aware” will prepare them for future employment and may lead to careers in cybersecurity, a workforce gap we desperately need to fill.
Click here for additional guidance from the IRS.
Learn more about this new Girl Scout Initiative here.
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