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Myth: Phones can’t get viruses. Fact: Phones can be infected with malware, spyware, and phishing attacks. Mobile threats are real, but you can stay protected: -Only download apps from official stores -Avoid clicking suspicious links -Keep your phone’s software updated -Use mobile security tools Cyber threats aren’t just for computers—protect your phone like you protect your data. #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Virus #Data #Education
Myth vs. Fact: Can Phones Get Viruses?
Help make your IT department’s job easier—don’t fall for phishing scams! Cybersecurity is a team effort. One wrong click can put the whole company at risk. How To Stay proactive: -Think before you click – Verify emails before acting -Report suspicious messages – When in doubt, ask IT -Stay trained – Cyber threats are always evolving A little caution goes a long way. Work together with your team to keep your business secure! #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #HR #Phishing
When HR Keeps Clicking On Phishing Emails…
Cyber threats are relentless, and even the strongest businesses need a trusted guardian for their IT infrastructure. At Kirkham IronTech, we’re proud to be in the top 0.11% of MSSPs worldwide, delivering elite cybersecurity and IT management. Ready to make your business super? Give us a call at (479)-434-1400 or visit kirkhamirontech.com to fortify your defenses today! #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Kirkhamirontech #Invincible
Even the greatest heroes need a strong defense
Passwords alone aren’t enough to keep hackers out. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of protection by requiring a second step to verify your identity. Secure your accounts by: -Enabling MFA on emails, banking, and work accounts -Using authentication apps instead of SMS codes when possible -Never approving unexpected login requests Even if your password is stolen, MFA helps keep your accounts safe. Turn it on today. #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #MFA #Data #Tips
Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Stronger Security
Cybercriminals often pretend to be IT support to trick you into giving away sensitive information. They may call, email, or message you, claiming there’s an urgent issue with your account or system. Remember: -IT support will never ask for your password -Verify the sender before sharing any information -Be cautious of urgent or threatening requests -Report suspicious messages to your security team Stay alert. If something doesn’t seem right, don’t share your credentials. #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Education #Scam #Data
Beware of Social Engineering Scams
Writing passwords on sticky notes puts your data at risk. Instead, use a password manager to generate and store ultra-secure passwords—ones that would take billions of years to crack. Upgrade your security today! #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Education #Trendy
Ditch the Sticky Notes!
Phishing attacks are designed to trick you into giving away sensitive information through fake emails, messages, or websites. They often look legitimate but contain hidden threats. Stay protected by: -Double-checking email senders and URLs -Avoiding clicking on unexpected links or attachments -Never sharing login credentials or personal data via email -Enabling multi-factor authentication for extra security If something feels off, trust your instincts. Think before you click. #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Phishing #Scam #Education
Beware of Phishing Scams
Seriously... if your password is 16+ characters with uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols, it would take a hacker 5 BILLION YEARS to crack. By then, dinosaurs might make a comeback, AI will rule the world, and you’ll probably still be in line at the DMV. So, make your password strong and let hackers try for eternity. #Cybersecurity #Infosec #IT #Password #Mewing
POV: A hacker after cracking your 16+ character unique password
Getting a text about an unpaid toll? Think twice before clicking! Scammers are even targeting people in states with NO toll roads. If you're ever unsure, always check the official toll website—never trust random links! Stay safe and stay vigilant! #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Scam #Toll
SCAM WARNING!
Check out our CEO, Tom Kirkham, on "5 Minutes With" Tom sat down with Conor Smith to talk about cybersecurity, IT innovation, and how businesses can stay ahead of cyber threats. As a Top 250 MSSP, we know that cybersecurity isn’t just about protection—it’s about keeping businesses running smoothly, securely, and stress-free. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss! Check it out and let us know your biggest cybersecurity concerns in the comments. #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #Interview #News #MSSP
Cybersecurity & Business Protection: 5 Minutes With Tom Kirkham
Some apps ask for more access than they actually need! Before downloading an app, take a moment to check what you're agreeing to and follows these steps: -Revoke permissions for apps you no longer use -Restrict location & data sharing -Review permissions - Does the app need THAT much access? Deny permissions for apps you no longer usef your data today!--
Check App Permissions – Protect Your Privacy!
That viral giveaway? That shocking news link? That “urgent” message? It could be a trap. Cybercriminals use phishing links to steal your data, infect devices, and compromise accounts. Stay safe by: -Never entering login info from unknown links -Avoiding suspicious DMs & emails -Never entering login info from unknown links If it looks sketchy, it probably is. Stay alert, stay secure! #Cybersecurity #IT #Infosec #News #Education
Think before you click!
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