Scams

All it takes is one crack in the door of your network to let in the monsters: spear phishing witches, ravenous ransomwolves, you name it!

Many people use some form of social media. Cybercriminals use what you post in attacks to try and trick you into clicking malicious links.

Having an online presence can be valuable, but if you want to know exactly what information about you is online, Google yourself.

Learn about four simple actions we should all take, every day throughout the year.

Cybercriminals often pretend to be someone you know to get you to click unsafe attachments. Learn how to identify them and protect yourself.

Many of us receive lots of emails every day. To keep up, you may go through them as quickly as possible. Cybercriminals are counting on this.

Law enforcement agencies have been dealing with virtual kidnapping schemes for years, but the problem is spreading, helped by new technology.

Arvig has received reports of people unaffiliated with the company contacting customers with phony services. Here’s how to spot the fakes.

Arvig customers often call our Help Desk about a call they received, allegedly, from Microsoft. Learn about this scam here.

Even though you may have heard the warning again and again, be ever vigilant against online scams there are new scams to watch out for. Learn more here.