Even if you take steps to protect your identity, like choosing safe passwords and only using password-protected wireless networks, you could still fall victim to identity theft if you are not careful. Here are some surprising ways you may already … Continue reading →
When it comes to dealing with your bank account, it’s sometimes easiest to do it on the go. However, whether you check your bank statement every now and then on your smartphone or you’ve adopted mobile banking as a way … Continue reading →
Identity theft isn’t a new problem, but social media sure makes it a lot easier for thieves to access your personal information. So before you start revealing important personal information on your Facebook, Twitter, and Google+, make sure you are … Continue reading →
We hope you have the barbeque going and are heading out to a fireworks show to celebrate the 4th of July today, but while you’re out, you should also be aware of your mobile security. According to a recent report … Continue reading →
Business owners and managers may already be familiar with the term BYOD, which stands for “bring your own device.” Companies that put this policy into place allow (or sometimes expect) workers to use their own personal devices such as smartphones … Continue reading →
Using e-mail on our smartphones and other mobile devices is almost second nature at this point. Without a moment’s hesitation, we relay important information out into the ether. But are we always conscious of what it is we’re sharing and … Continue reading →
By now, everyone has heard about the NSA program which collected (and continues to collect) private information about calls made by Verizon users. That turned out to be just the tip of the iceberg. It’s now been revealed that a … Continue reading →
If you’re gearing up to go on a big vacation this summer, you’re probably checking off the usual things from your list: passport, travelers checks, sunscreen, plenty of clothes, and a great itinerary full of exciting things to see and … Continue reading →
When it comes to keeping your mobile free from invasive malware, you might be your own worst enemy. Most forms of malware follow the same rules that govern the comings and goings of vampires in supernatural folklore. Vampires can’t enter … Continue reading →
A new report from summarizes the threat of malware against mobile security in the first quarter for 2013, with Android phones being prime targets for malicious software. If you recall, malware is software that installs itself onto mobile phones, tablets … Continue reading →
