You should take time to become familiar with the important concepts Social Engineering and Phishing to better protect your home or church network. Attackers will try to use these concepts to exploit ... Continue Reading→
How to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Attacks
Digital Guardian has released an interesting infographic detailing how to avoid phishing attacks. Phishing attacks are one of the most common ways that computers are compromised and information is ... Continue Reading→
Potential Hurricane Matthew Phishing Scams
Natural disasters bring out the best in us. We spring into action, helping wherever we can. It also brings out scammers who try to trick people into giving away their money. The United States Computer ... Continue Reading→
Don’t Fall for Spear Phishing or Whaling Scams
Scammers want you to send them money. They want your password(s) so that they can log into your accounts and steal your data. Many of their attempts are laughably easy to detect and ignore. Others are ... Continue Reading→
Don’t Click That Link
Yesterday some of you may have received a message that looked like this: This message was inadvertently sent after a staff member accidentally clicked a link in a malicious email message. It's ... Continue Reading→
What To Do With Suspicious Email Messages
The Information Technology (IT) Office recently wrote a brief article on a new phishing attack that was making the rounds of our email system. After news of this story broke we have been contacted ... Continue Reading→
Security Advisory: New Phishing Attack
There is a new phishing attack passing around where you are invited in a brief message to log into Google to view a confidential shared document. If you visit the page and log into the system you are ... Continue Reading→
Google Apps System Outage Advisory
The Conference is currently experiencing issues with its hosted Google Apps email system. Access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar and Google Plus are currently intermittent for some users but unavailable for ... Continue Reading→
Google+ Hangout Webinar Series
The Information Technology (IT) Office is pleased to announce an upcoming technology webinar series hosted over the Google+ Hangout system. We will be covering a variety of topics related to ... Continue Reading→
Clergymail Server End of Life Announcement
The Information Technology Office will be shutting down the old clergymail e-mail server on Monday March 28th, 2011. All Clergy e-mail accounts have been migrated to the new system and the old server ... Continue Reading→