June 2026 Public Newsletter
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June 2026 Public Newsletter
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If you’ve ever seen an ad that promises to “remove you from the internet” or “protect your identity,” you’re not alone.
Those services sound reassuring, especially when the news is full of breaches and scams. But here’s the thing: a lot of people end up paying for peace of mind… and still have the same real risks sitting in their accounts.
This month, we’re connecting two topics that go hand-in-hand: what identity/data-removal subscriptions can (and can’t) do, and the real-world issues we routinely uncover when we run cybersecurity checkups for individuals.
If you’ve been wondering, “Am I actually okay?” these posts will help you focus on what makes a measurable difference.
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Data removal and identity theft protection services can reduce some online exposure, but they can’t erase what’s already out there. We explain what those subscriptions realistically do, where the marketing gets misleading, and what free (or low-cost) steps actually move the needle...
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Reused passwords, incorrect account recovery data, devices on your account that don't belong to you, compromised accounts, and even sneaky forwarding rules — these are the kinds of issues that can sit unnoticed for years. This post shares what we commonly find and why fixing a few key gaps can drastically reduce your risk...
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A Personal Cybersecurity Checkup
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If you want a clear answer on where you’re exposed, our Cybersecurity Checkup for Individuals is designed for exactly that.
We’ll review your key accounts and settings, help you strengthen your sign-in security, check for compromised access, and make sure your devices are updated and protected.
The Simple Fixes That Make the Biggest Difference
If you’d like help making sense of your risk and fixing what matters, give us a call. We’ll walk you through it in plain English and help you get things locked down.
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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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