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[/vc_cta][vc_separator color=”black” border_width=”3″][vc_column_text]Cal Carson has some timely tips for you folks who have not gotten  you incoming tax return done yet. He will share files that you need to prep and talk about income tax prep software.  It’s inevitable: the Taxman Cometh!!!

 

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Five ways to spot a phishing email  (from CIO Magazine)

1. Expect the unexpected

In a 2016 report from Wombat Security, organizations reported that the most successful phishing attacks were disguised as something an employee was expecting, like an HR document, a shipping confirmation or a request to change a password that looked like it came from the IT department.

Make sure to scrutinize any such emails before you download attachments or click on any included links, and use common sense. Did you actually order anything for which you’re expecting …