

What is a Phishing, Vishing and Smishing?
- Phishing is a form of social engineering.
 - Vishing is the social engineering approach that leverages voice communication.
 - Smishing is a form of social engineering that exploits SMS, or text, messages.
 
What are common indicators of phishing attempts?
- Suspicious sender's address
 - Generic greetings and signature
 - Spoofed hyperlinks and websites
 - Spelling and layout
 - Suspicious attachments
 
For more information, visit Phishing, Vishing or Smishing-Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency.
Adopt Good Security Habits
- Improve password security:
- Create a strong password
 - Consider using a password manager
 - Use multi-factor authentication, if available
 - Use security questions properly
 - Create unique accounts for each user per device
 
 - Choose secure networks
 - Keep all of your personal electronic device software current
 - Be suspicious of unexpected emails
 
For more information, visit Good Security Habits-Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency.    
Cybersecurity for Electronic Devices - How Can You Protect Yourself?
- Remember physical security
 - Keep software up to date
 - Use strong passwords
 - Disable remote connectivity
 - Encrypt files
 - Be cautious of public Wi-Fi networks
 
For more information, visit Cybersecurity for Electronic Devices-Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency(Opens in a new Window). 
For additional consumer fraud prevention information, visit Identity Theft and Online Security-Federal Trade Commission.