PVInfoSec

08/20/2026

We usually associate phishing with suspicious emails, but scammers have plenty of other ways to reach us.

A fake package-delivery text is smishing.
A caller pretending to be your bank or IT department is vishing.
A QR code that sends you to a fake website is quishing.

Different method, same goal: convince you to act before you have time to think.

If something feels urgent or unusual, don’t click, scan, pay, or share sensitive information right away. Verify the request using a phone number, website, app, or contact method you already trust.

This week’s PVInfoSec security awareness topic covers these other forms of phishing and the simple habits that can help you spot them.

Learn more here: https://youtu.be/Tv1VwXH7Uvw

07/24/2026

A big thank you to the City of Fort Collins - Government Human Relations Commission, Senior Advisory Board, and Women & Gender Equity Advisory Board for organizing this important community event, and to Fort Collins Police Services for presenting. Helping our community recognize scams and stay safer online is something we can all get behind.

At PVInfoSec , we believe awareness is one of the strongest defenses against cybercrime. We're proud to support opportunities like this that help individuals and small businesses build safer cybersecurity habits.

07/22/2026

Think you have what it takes to identify phishing emails every time?

Learn more here! Visit awareness.pvinfosec.com for more tips and tricks.

This is Part 1 of a four-part phishing awareness series for small b...

07/21/2026

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