Setting Up New Devices for Kids & Teens
You just unboxed your child’s new device...now what? Default settings are built for clicks, not kids. Use these tips to set them up for safety success on day one.
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Misinformation & The Rise of AI
In a world where anything can look real…sharing without checking is risky. AI is making it easier than ever for misinformation to blend in. Once it spreads, it’s hard to undo. Pause before you share. A few extra seconds can make all the difference.
Understanding the European Cybersecurity Certification Framework
The European Union (EU) cybersecurity regulatory landscape is reminiscent of a medieval tapestry full of interwoven threads that complement one another to create the larger picture. Regulation (EU) 2019/881 created the foundation for information and communications technology (ICT) cybersecurity certification.
The Truth About Incognito Mode
Incognito mode is NOT a privacy shield. It may stop your roommates from seeing your history, but it doesn't stop your IP address or activity from being tracked elsewhere. If you want real privacy, use a VPN and strict browser settings.
Cybersecurity Is Now an HR Issue, Not Just an IT Problem
As organizations become more digitally dependent, the traditional divide between cybersecurity and human resources is quietly dissolving. Cyber risk is no longer confined to firewalls and infrastructure, it lives in behavior, communication, hiring, and culture. The companies that recognize this shift are the ones building true resilience. Below are four expert perspectives that reveal how cybersecurity and HR are increasingly intertwined.
How Do You Spot A Fake QR Code?
You asked, we answered: How do you spot a fake QR code? Scammers are good at faking public QR codes. From crooked stickers to "typo" URLs, here’s exactly what to look for before you tap that link. Remember, trust your gut. If it looks off, skip the scan.
Strava Safety
Your morning run might be sharing more than just your pace. Fitness apps like Strava are great for tracking, but default settings can leave your daily routine exposed to anyone. If you haven't checked your privacy tab lately, now is the time! Don't let your run become a roadmap for the wrong people.
How Employee Recognition Programs Strengthen Cybersecurity Culture in the Workplace
Most security incidents do not begin with a brilliant hacker. They begin with a normal employee having a normal day and making a normal decision. If we want stronger cybersecurity, we have to focus on shaping those everyday decisions. According to the 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report highlighted by DeepStrike, the human element is involved in roughly 60% of breaches. That number matters because it means your biggest risk is also your biggest opportunity. The same people who click can also protect.
WhatsApp Scam
POV: You get that “I found your photo” WhatsApp message. It’s a trap! Scammers are sneaky: they don’t want your password, they want to link your account to their device. WhatsApp will never ask you to link a device just to view a photo. Always be sure to check linked devices and verify before clicking to stay safe.
When Was The First Computer Virus Created?
Let’s put your cyber knowledge to the test. Do you know when the first computer virus was created? We hit the halls at KnowBe4 to test the team’s history knowledge in cybersecurity and the answers could surprise you... Let us know how you did in the comments!