Email attachments are a common way for cybercriminals to deliver malware, ransomware, and phishing scams. In this video, we’ll cover the warning signs to look for before opening an attachment, including unexpected files, suspicious file types, urgent messages, and emails from unfamiliar senders. Learn how to safely handle attachments and avoid clicking your way into a costly security incident.

Found a USB stick? Don’t plug it in! Cybercriminals can use seemingly harmless USB drives to spread malware, steal information, or gain access to your computer and network. In this video, we’ll explain the risks of unknown USB devices and what you should do if you find one. A simple decision to leave it unplugged could help protect your data, your devices, and your entire business.

QR codes are convenient—but cybercriminals can use them to trick you into visiting malicious websites or giving away sensitive information. In this video, we’ll explain what quishing is, how QR code scams work, and the warning signs to watch for before scanning. Learn simple steps to verify QR codes and protect yourself from phishing attacks hiding behind a quick scan.

Your inbox is one of the biggest targets for cybercriminals—and a single malicious email can put your business at risk. In this video, we’ll cover simple steps to protect your inbox from phishing emails, scams, malicious attachments, and unwanted messages. Learn how to spot suspicious emails, strengthen your email security, and avoid the mistakes that can lead to stolen information or compromised accounts.

Your web browser can reveal more about you than you might realize—from your browsing habits and location to personal preferences and online activity. In this video, we’ll cover simple browser settings and security habits that can help limit what websites, advertisers, and third parties can collect about you. Learn how to take control of your privacy, reduce tracking, manage permissions, and browse more securely.

AI tools can boost productivity—but what happens when employees use them without the knowledge or approval of your IT or security team? Shadow AI is the growing risk of employees using AI applications to process company information, potentially exposing sensitive data, intellectual property, or customer information. In this video, we’ll explain what Shadow AI is, why it’s a cybersecurity concern, and what businesses can do to safely embrace AI while keeping their data protected. Learn how to identify the risks and create clear guidelines for responsible AI use in the workplace.