How often do you use your credit card? How many do you have, and which companies do you rely on? If you’re like the average American, you probably have around four cards in your wallet right now. It can be convenient for collecting various perks, but it also increases the chances of one of them getting swiped in a credit card scam.

The #1 way a hacker will get you is…

A weak password is still one of the most common ways hackers break in.

Thanks to sophisticated brute-force-attack software readily available online, hackers can try tens of millions of possible password combinations per second.

Did you know your COMPANY’S bank account doesn’t enjoy the same protections as a personal bank account when it comes to fraud? If a hacker takes money from your business account, the bank is NOT responsible for replacing your funds. (Don’t believe me? Go ask your bank what their policy is on refunding you money stolen from your account!) Many people erroneously believe the FDIC protects you from fraud; it does not.