From the Badass in Heels website: Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Stacy Arruda retired from the FBI in 2018. During her 22 year career, she held a wide range of operational and leadership roles in the Field and at FBI

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The FBI is issued a warning about free cell phone charging kiosks. The agency says don’t use them because cyber thieves could steal your data. They call it “juice jacking.” Read more here: https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/fbi-issue-warning-about-juice-jacking-when-using-free-cell-phone-charging-kiosks/

Ransomware Attacks Increase for Educational Institutions When it comes to business cybersecurity incidents, the education sector is one of the most lucrative targets for hackers. This is because they know that schools have a lot of valuable data on their

Stacy Arruda was recently interviewed by Fox 13 News regarding the hunt for a Lakeland man involved in the Jan 6th insurrection. Check out the article and her interview here:

Cyber security awareness training is vital education that gives a company’s agents the knowledge they need to protect confidential information and the systems that house that information. “Agents” of the company can include either freelance contractors, full or part-time employees,

Ransomware Risks in 2022 Your business is at risk now more than ever. Security experts consider this the “golden age” for malicious hackers. Unfortunately, as 2022 unfolds, we predict that this new form of crime will only worsen. Posts made

Cybercrime Threats for 2022 As the new year approaches and technology continues to develop on both sides of the cyber intelligence industry, it must be understood that cybercrime is not slowing down. On the contrary, cybercrimes are some of the

The Internet is both an AWESOME and SCARY place.  It is like any other tool, proper training, and usage dictate success. Criminals use the Internet to broaden their reach, to increase the scope and number of victims, of traditional crimes