If you have been notified of a data breach, or are suspicious that your data could have been hacked, take these steps to navigate your situation and get you back on track.

Recently, we were notified that scam callers have been impersonating Schwab customer service representatives by phone and requesting non-public information, including Social Security numbers. Here is how the scam works and how to protect yourself.

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. In this week's Market Perspective, Jason and Suzy discuss common financial cyber-crimes and straightforward steps to fortify your online accounts.

Cybercrime and identity theft are not going away. In this video, Jason Ranallo discusses recent trends in cybercrime and offers some practical steps to increase your cybersecurity. (video)

Hackers and cybercriminals have been leveraging the fear connected with the growing COVID-19 pandemic as a tool to steal passwords and data. Here are some helpful reminders that can help combat cybercriminals.

A message from Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul.  Social Security and its Office of the Inspector General (OIG) continue to receive reports about fraudulent phone calls from people falsely claiming to be Social Security employees.

There are endless reasons to take initiative on protecting your financial well-being. These tips below are some easy to implement and low-cost ways to begin increasing your cyber-security today.

As a fiduciary wealth management firm, we work hard to protect our clients’ information; and with our clients’ participation, there are steps that when taken together to make this line of defense even stronger. This article is an outline out some of the easy steps that can have a large impact: