SparkC, llc.

SparkC continues to INNOVATE as we strive to develop threat related cyber security software training programs. We are proud of the value we continue to bring to the Public Safety and Defense Industry.

Doing some great “Digital Safety Campaign” work with Chief Lemaux and the UTA Police Department @UTAPolice ‼️

#SparkCyber To prevent cybercriminals from gaining access to your confidential files, you should disable file sharing when connecting to a public access point.

#SparkCyber If you can't connect to VPN, avoid online shopping, sending emails, typing passwords, and online banking!

#SparkCyber Use VPN-Many organizations offer a virtual private network (VPN) that allows employees to connect securely when away from the office. A VPN encrypts your connection and keeps out any unencrypted traffic.

#SparkCyber Lock your devices! Cell phones and other contain a tremendous amount of personal data, and lost or stolen devices can be used to gather information about you and your contacts.

#SparkCyber Protect your personal info- Only give out your cell phone number to people you know and trust, never give anyone else's number without his or her permission.

Using DOD's Distributed Learning (DL) strategic goals, SparkC utilizes its full capabilities to create high-stress, live-action interactive training programs for critical missions and key personnel in the field. @Raytheon @USNavy @USMC @uscoastguard @USArmy

#SparkCyber Disable wireless networking when you are not planning to connect to the Internet.

#SparkCyber Cross-Platform Malware- Any threat affecting your personal computer may have a counterpart for mobile devices. This includes bots, hijacking viruses and Web bugs.

#SparkCyber Remember that in public areas, criminals don't need a computer to steal your sensitive information. They can simply glance over your shoulder as you type, look out for shoulder surfing!

#SparkCyber If your device is connected to an unsecure public access point, cybercriminals can use wireless sniffing tools to retrieve personal info such as your passwords and bank account numbers!

#SparkCyber Watch Out for Evil Twin Attacks! This consists of impersonating an access point in order to steal data from devices that connect to it.