Scam Watch
Skimming: A Sneaky Scam (And How You Can Shut It Down)
Skimming doesn’t just steal your card—it steals your peace. But a few smart moves can shut it down before it starts. Let’s build your scam shield—one habit at a time.
K. Richard Labbe
A ministry professional, Kevin shares practical guidance on scams, security, and preparedness—especially for those helping others stay safe. A separate name keeps this work distinct from other roles.
Scam Watch
When Disaster Strikes and Scammers Follow: How to Give Wisely in a Broken World
Wise Generosity in a World That Takes Advantage of Good Hearts
Why the Shift? From IT Learning to Everyday Readiness
A Quiet Pivot, Shaped By What Seemed Most Needed.
Scam Watch
The Toll Scam: Why That Text About an Unpaid Toll Might Be a Trap
What to Know, What to Do, and How to Protect Yourself
Scam Watch
When Love Is a Lie: Understanding and Avoiding the Romance Scam
Because Even Smart, Kind People Can Get Caught Off Guard
Personal Security
Prepared, Not Paranoid: The Christian Case for Everyday Readiness
Why Godly Trust and Thoughtful Preparation Belong Together.
Digital Security
How to Talk to Your Parents About Staying Safe in a Digital World
How to Help Without Overstepping
Newsletter
Safe & Ready - May 2025
Practical tips for scam protection, digital safety, and everyday preparedness—plus a devotional on wise living from Proverbs 22:3. Stay safe. Be ready. Online and off.
Digital Security
Never Leave Your Phone Unlocked
Keep your phone locked down. It holds more valuable information than you might think.
Digital Security
Are You Oversharing Online?
Mindful sharing isn't about abandoning your online presence—it's about sharing purposefully.
Digital Security
How and Why to Freeze Your Credit
"Identity theft doesn't announce itself—it strikes unexpectedly. Freezing your credit is perhaps the most effective "set it and forget it" defense available."
Digital Security
Is It Safe to Use Public Phone Chargers? No.
Why a Free USB Charging Port Might Cost You More Than You Think