July 2026 Public Newsletter
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July 2026 Public Newsletter
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Some tech problems start with a broken computer. Others start with one tiny moment of doubt.
You get an email that looks almost right. You pause and think, “Is this real?” That pause is a good thing. In fact, it may be the thing that keeps you from clicking the wrong link.
This month, we’re focusing on two places where small habits can make a big difference: spotting phishing scams before they fool you, and keeping passwords out of unsafe places.
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Browser AI tools can help you take a second look at a suspicious email without clicking anything inside it. This article walks through how to use Gemini in Chrome or Copilot in Edge to check an email for red flags, strange wording, fake urgency, or signs that the sender may not be who they claim to be...
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Saving passwords in your email contacts may feel convenient, but it can turn one hacked email account into a much bigger problem. If a scammer gets into your email, they may also get a neatly organized list of the accounts and passwords you were trying not to forget...
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Lock Down Your Email and Passwords
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If these posts made you wonder whether your own setup is safe, our Cybersecurity checkup and securing of accounts and password management service can help.
We’ll review your email security, password habits, account settings, and sign-in protections. We can also help move passwords out of hazardous places, set up safer options, and make suspicious messages easier to deal with before they become a mess.
Not Sure What’s Safe? Ask Us
If you’re unsure whether an email is real, don’t click links, download attachments, or reply.
Give us a call and we’ll help you check it safely. And if your passwords are sitting somewhere they probably shouldn’t be, we can help clean that up too.
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You can also reach Mark at the
mobile number beginning with 775-742-....
(listed on his business card).
Otherwise, call our office voicemail at
775-624-6888
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