Senior Communities

Seniors are among the most vulnerable to cybercrime. They are frequently targeted with phishing scams, romance fraud, tech support hoaxes, and online financial exploitation. These scams exploit trust and unfamiliarity with digital threats, often leading to significant monetary loss, emotional harm, and compromised access to essential services and accounts.

K-12 Schools & Universities

Cyberattacks on schools and universities have surged nearly 50% since 2021. Criminals lure students into dangerous communities, expose them to predatory content, or use malware to spread ransomware. These attacks disrupt learning, exploit children, and create lasting harm to institutions tasked with educating and protecting young people.

Military & Veteran Communities

Military personnel and veterans are frequently targeted because of their service. They face scams 20% more often than the general population. Cybercriminals exploit their sense of duty and trust, leading to financial loss, identity theft, and breaches that impact both personal security and national defense readiness.

Government Organizations

State and local government agencies are prime targets for cybercriminals and foreign actors. Attacks aim to disrupt operations, influence elections, and steal sensitive information. Compromising privileged users or breaching network security can cause widespread consequences, from exposing personal data to undermining public trust in democratic institutions and essential civic services.