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Do you struggle coming up with passwords? So did I before I learned this simple trick.
During today's episode of Security Small Talk, I will walk you through how to turn the room you are in into a strong password that you will be able to remember easily.
As more companies are forcing their employees to return to office 5 days a week, more people are looking for remote positions, however beware of work from home scams!
During today's episode Jenna discusses a few different variations of this scam and how to identify this scam.
Did you know that by default all your Venmo payments are publicly available? During today's episode Jenna will walk you through how to make your Venmo payments private.
During today's episode Jenna discusses the HaveIBeenPwned website and why it's important to know when your email address has been breached.
Have you ever been traveling and needed to plug your phone into an outlet? During today's episode, Jenna will walk you though how to securely charge your phone while out in public.
Happy National Social Engineering Day! Join Jenna as she discusses social engineering and what you can do to avoid it!
So many links are sent to us through emails and texts, today Jenna goes through a recent text she received and lets you know how she deals with messages that ask her to log in through a message with a link.
Biometrics, or using your physical characteristics to verify your identity, have been widely used to log into our devices. Today Jenna discusses why they are safer than passwords to verify your identity.
Whenever you post on social media you have the option to tag where you are, but should you? During today's episode, Jenna goes over the dangers of geotagging and why you should think twice before you geotag your posts.
I've been asked multiple times if I can just put in my password to make something easier for someone else to take actions on my account. During today's episode of Security Small Talk I explain why you should never share your password and why you should change your password after sharing with someone if you need to share it.
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