Your Password Is the Key to Your Digital Identity – Create Strong Passwords That Are Easy to Remember
Your password is the first line of defense against unauthorized access to your accounts and company information. Many people struggle to create passwords that are both secure and memorable. As a result, they often choose simple passwords, reuse the same…
Cyber Threats Are Evolving – Why Strong Internal Security Controls Matter
Let’s talk about a recent cybersecurity alert that serves as a reminder that cybercriminals are constantly evolving their tactics. The Nigeria Computer Emergency Response Team (ngCERT), under the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA),…
Not Every Caller Is Who They Claim to Be—Verify First
Let’s talk about a scam that reminds us why it’s important to verify unexpected requests even when they appear to come from a trusted source. A recent victim shared how they received a phone call from someone claiming to be from their bank.…
Before You Enter That Verification Code, Stop and Verify
Let’s talk about a phishing technique that doesn’t ask for your password—but can still give attackers access to your account. Many of us are familiar with verification codes used to confirm our identity when signing in or accessing online…
Work Is Work, Personal Is Personal – Keep Them Separate
Let’s talk about a habit many of us have without realizing the risks it can create. Company laptops, email accounts, and other work resources are provided to support business activities. However, it can be tempting to use them for personal tasks…
Not Every Login Window Is Genuine – Verify Before You Sign In
Let’s talk about a phishing technique that is becoming increasingly convincing and difficult to recognize. Browser-in-the-Browser Attacks Most of us are used to seeing “Sign in with Microsoft” or “Sign in with Google” pop-up windows when accessing…
Attackers Are Evolving – What Looks Like a Normal Business Request Might Actually be an Attack
A recent awareness video shared a real incident involving what appeared to be a legitimate business request. Someone visited a professional website, booked a call, and submitted a project brief as part of the booking process. On the surface, everything…
Pause Before You Respond; Familiar Names Don’t Always Mean Safe Messages
Let’s talk about something that can easily look like normal workplace communication, but is actually a common method used to trick employees into engaging with the wrong person. A recent incident involved a Microsoft Teams message that appeared to come…
Think Before You Forward – Does Everyone Need This Information?
Forwarding an email is quick and easy. But before you click “Forward,” ask yourself: Does everyone receiving this information actually need it? Many workplace information leaks do not happen because of hackers or malware. They happen because…
Security Starts With Awareness: Spotting the Signs Before They Become Incidents
Many cybersecurity incidents do not begin with a major system failure or a sophisticated attack. They often begin with small warning signs that appear ordinary at first and are easy to ignore. A suspicious email, An unexpected login prompt, A laptop…
