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Daylight Saving Time = Security Review Time: Do Your Cameras and Systems Need Adjusting?

When the clocks change for Daylight Saving Time, most homeowners think about sleep schedules and routines, not security systems. But time changes can directly affect how well your home security cameras, alarms, and outdoor lighting perform. Longer daylight hours and shifting activity patterns create new blind spots if systems aren’t reviewed. That makes the time...

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Sweetheart Scams and Social Engineering: How Romance Can Be Used Against Your Business

Romance scams aren’t just personal; they’re increasingly being used as a gateway into businesses. Social engineering attacks rely on emotion, urgency, and trust, making employees a prime target when criminals exploit personal relationships to access corporate systems or facilities. How Romance-Based Social Engineering Works Attackers often build relationships with employees through dating apps or social...

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Love and Locks: Security Tips for Online Dating and In-Person Meetups

Online dating has become a normal part of modern life, helping people connect faster than ever before. But while dating apps make it easier to meet someone new, they also open the door to privacy risks, stalking, and even home security threats if precautions aren’t taken. From sharing personal details too quickly to inviting someone...

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The Popup You Didn’t Know You Hit: Avoiding Tech Support Scams

When Your Screen Says “Warning!”—Don’t Panic You’re browsing the web or checking emails when suddenly, a bright red pop‑up flashes across your screen: “Warning! Your computer is infected. Call this number immediately!” Scenarios like this are designed to create panic and urgency—and they’re the start of a tech support scam. These scams have become increasingly...

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October Is Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Don’t Let Hackers Haunt You

October may be known for spooky movies and haunted houses—but in the digital world, the real scares are hackers, scams, and security breaches. That’s why Cybersecurity Awareness Month is more important than ever. Whether you’re running a business, managing a household, or both, your digital footprint is vulnerable—and cybercriminals are getting smarter. At Cultris Security...

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Protecting College Students from Scams

Heading off to college is a milestone filled with excitement and independence. But it’s also a time when students—especially those living away from home for the first time—are vulnerable to scams. From fake rental listings to fraudulent job offers, scammers know that young adults are less experienced at spotting red flags. For parents and students...

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Your Boss Just Called… Or Did They? The Rise of Deepfake Voice Phishing

When a Familiar Voice Isn’t What It Seems Imagine receiving a voicemail from your CEO: “Hey, I need you to transfer $10,000 immediately for a vendor payment—can you handle this now?” The voice sounds exactly like them. But it’s not.Welcome to the age of deepfake voice phishing, or vishing—a scam that’s growing fast and costing...

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Are You Being Sketchy and Don’t Even Know It?

How Everyday Behavior Can Seem Suspicious (Even When You’re Not) Let’s be honest—sometimes people do things that come across as super sketchy… even if they’re completely innocent. You’re just scrolling your phone in your car. Or grabbing a late-night snack in your hoodie. Or walking behind someone on a dimly lit sidewalk. But in the...

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Moving Day Safety: Securing Your New Home from Day One

There’s nothing quite like the excitement of moving into a new home—fresh beginnings, a clean slate, and the thrill of new possibilities. But while you’re busy unpacking boxes and directing movers, your home may be more vulnerable than ever. Open doors, distracted attention, and high-value items left in plain sight can all create the perfect...

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Too Good to be True? Avoiding Job Scams

As the work from home era seems to be coming to an end for many large companies, job postings with the promise of flexible work for high pay are sure to catch the eye of many workers. Job scammers are taking advantage of this, posting fake jobs and sending direct messages to candidates. As with...

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