Scam warnings, phishing red flags and cybersecurity alerts for Kansas businesses and families, explained in plain English by your local IT team.
Attackers are exploiting flaws in self-hosted SharePoint Server, GitLab and the Linux kernel. If you run your own server, here is what to do.
Running Your Own Server? SharePoint, GitLab and Linux Flaws Are Being Exploited Read More »
Attackers spent September 2026 breaking into remote-access and network security appliances. Here is what it means for your business.
VPN and Remote-Access Gateways Are Under Attack: Questions to Ask Your IT Provider Read More »
New government advisories on building controllers and a camera cloud used by hundreds of brands show why these devices belong on their own network.
Fake refund texts and threatening “IRS” calls spike every tax season. Here is how the IRS really contacts you and how to protect your refund.
Tax Season Scams: Fake IRS Texts, Refund Emails and Threatening Calls Read More »
Remote job offers by text with no interview, high pay and a check to deposit are scams. Here is how they work and what to watch for.
Fake Job Offers and Check Scams: “You’re Hired — No Interview Needed!” Read More »
Look-alike Wi-Fi networks and open hotspots can expose your information. Here is how to use public Wi-Fi and charging stations more safely.
Public Wi-Fi Safety: Look-Alike Networks and What Not to Do on Hotel and Café Wi-Fi Read More »
Selling on an online marketplace? Learn the verification code scam, overpayment refunds and fake checks, and how to sell safely.
Selling Online? Watch for These Marketplace Buyer Scams Read More »
An email asking you to send a vendor payment to a new bank account is one of the costliest business scams. Here is how to stop it.
Fake Bank-Change Requests: The Email Scam That Steals Business Payments Read More »
Scammers can now copy a loved one’s voice with AI and call pretending to be in trouble. Here are the warning signs and one simple defense.
AI Voice Cloning and the “Grandparent Scam”: When a Loved One’s Voice Isn’t Real Read More »
Messages from friends asking “is this you in this video?” or for a code usually come from hacked accounts. Here is how to spot them and protect yourself.
“Is This You in This Video?” How Hacked Social Media Accounts Spread Scams Read More »
