FraudSupport.org has helped over 300,000 individuals through the steps of recovery after cybercrime strikes. We work hard to collect resources...
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Happy Birthday, FraudSupport!
Taryn Porter
/ November 14, 2019
Today, FraudSupport.org celebrates its first birthday! Over the past year, FraudSupport.org has helped over 330,000 individuals through the steps of...
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#CybercrimeStories – Giving Victims a Voice
Taryn Porter
/ November 5, 2019
We hear their stories every day. Anyone can be a victim of cybercrime and online fraud. In 2018 alone, the...
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Get Cybercrime Help Now
Taryn Porter
/ October 28, 2019
Online fraud and cybercrime are incredibly common. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), there were 351,936 cases...
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Cybercrime Guide for Older Adults and Caregivers
Taryn Porter
/ October 24, 2019
Older adults and caregivers face a variety of cybercrime concerns from Medicare/Social Security scams, to banking fraud, to social engineering...
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What Happens When You Click A Phishing Email?
Taryn Porter
/ October 15, 2019
According to the FBI/IC3, business email compromise and email account compromise (BEC/EAC) made up the most financial loss of any...
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Cybercrime Risk: Small Business
Taryn Porter
/ October 8, 2019
Running a small business is no small task. While handling all of the moving parts involved in a successful small...
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CSN Kicks off National Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2019
Kristin Judge
/ October 1, 2019
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)! The Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) is proud to be a champion for NCSAM19....
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The Potential Risks of Social Media
Taryn Porter
/ September 22, 2019
The way kids communicate has been completely transformed by social media. Between Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Kik and...
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Child Identity Theft
Taryn Porter
/ September 21, 2019
If your child’s personal information has been compromised in a data breach, you may be wondering what the risks are....
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Young Adult Cyber-Scams
Taryn Porter
/ September 20, 2019
A report from the Pew Research Center reveals that 93% of young adults, from ages 18 to 29, actively use...
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Online Gaming and Cybercrime
Taryn Porter
/ September 19, 2019
Online gaming is more popular than ever before. There are millions of games to choose from and dozens of devices...
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Apartment Search Gone Wrong
Taryn Porter
/ September 18, 2019
So, you’re moving out and you found the perfect starter apartment! Your excitement is quickly followed by dismay as you...
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Is Your Child a Victim of Cybercrime?
Taryn Porter
/ September 17, 2019
The internet has become a part of our everyday lives, even the younger generation. Technology offers children a wealth of...
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Cybercrime Guide for Children, Teens, and Young Adults
Taryn Porter
/ September 16, 2019
Cybercrime can happen to anyone. And now more than ever, children, teens, and young adults are being targeted by cybercriminals....
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Cybercrime Victim Support Initiative Launches in Florida
Kristin Judge
/ September 13, 2019
The Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) is proud to announce an exciting new initiative in partnership with Heart of Florida United...
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Keep Your Information Safe While Using Public Wi-Fi And Hotspots
Karissa Brumley
/ September 6, 2019
Guest Blog by My Computer Works In this day and age, everything is connected. From small wristwatches that can receive...
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Romance Scams: Love Gone Wrong in the Digital Age
Taryn Porter
/ August 30, 2019
So you’ve started chatting with someone online and it was going great, except now they’ve had a family emergency and...
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How to Spot and Stop Cyberbullying
Taryn Porter
/ August 20, 2019
With a new school year just around the corner, it’s important to discuss the issues facing kids in the digital...
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Swipe with Caution: When to Use Credit, Debit, or Cash for your Summer Vacation
Karissa Brumley
/ August 13, 2019
While enjoying your vacation, did you notice strange charges on your credit or debit card? Tourists and travelers are a...
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