Security Awareness Training

The following are free Monthly Security Awareness Newsletters:

Passwords- May 2013

Protecting Your Kids Online- April 2013

Social Networking Safely- March 2013

Email Phishing Attacks- February 2013

Java- January 2013

7 Steps To A Secure Computer- December 2012

Two Factor Authentication- November 2012

Losing Your Mobile Device- October 2012

Hacked: Now What?- September 2012

Counterfeit Websites- August 2012

Tech-Support Phone Scam- July 2012

Using The Cloud Safely- June 2012

Safely Disposing of Your Mobile Device- May 2012

Metadata- April 2012

E-mail Dos and Don’ts- March 2012

Securing Your Mobile Device Apps- February 2012

Securing Your Home Wi-Fi Network- January 2012

Browser Security and Privacy- November 2011

Social Networking Safety- September 2011

Updating Your Software- August 2011

Understanding Encryption- July 2011

Protecting Your Passwords- May 2011

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Additional Tips to Protect Yourself from Cyber Scams:

  • Don’t respond to text messages or automated voice messages from unknown or blocked numbers on your mobile phone.
  • Treat your mobile phone like you would your computer…don’t download anything unless you trust the source.
  • When buying online, use a legitimate payment service and always use a credit card because charges can be disputed if you don’t receive what you ordered or find unauthorized charges on your card.
  • Check each seller’s rating and feedback along with the dates the feedback was posted. Be wary of a seller with a 100 percent positive feedback score, with a low number of feedback postings, or with all feedback posted around the same date.
  • Don’t respond to unsolicited e-mails (or texts or phone calls, for that matter) requesting personal information, and never click on links or attachments contained within unsolicited e-mails. If you want to go to a merchant’s website, type their URL directly into your browser’s address bar.

 

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NCUA

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is the federal agency that charters and supervises federal credit unions and insures savings in federal and most state-chartered credit unions across the country through the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF), a federal fund backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government. For more information on the NCUA, please visit their website at www.ncua.gov.