Mobile Cybersecurity for Seniors The digital revolution of the last few decades may have empowered users to seize on new ways of communicating and sharing information, but it hasn’t affected everyone in the same way, and in some cases, the learning … Continue reading →
Smartphones have already won the battle when it comes to becoming the most ubiquitous devices in our personal lives. Just importantly, however, is their presence in the workplace. As an organizational and communication tool, it’s pretty hard to beat a … Continue reading →
If you’re in the habit of following tech news, or if you’re just concerned about your privacy at large, you’re probably already familiar with CISPA, or the . If the name sounds familiar, it’s because the bill has already made … Continue reading →
Malicious software, or malware for short, consists of insidious programs specifically targeted towards extracting information from your computer and devices. Along the way, they can do grave damage, forcing your smartphone or tablet to work slowly or not at all. … Continue reading →
As attached as we’ve become to our electronics, we all leave our phones and tablets behind from time to time. Here are four places to be extra vigilant when it comes to making sure your devices stay out of the … Continue reading →
Spring cleaning is in full swing, so there’s no time like the present to look at your smartphone and tablet and do some reorganizing. Over time, it’s natural to accumulate messages, applications and media. Some information is important to hold … Continue reading →
With more tablets and smartphones in the hands of young people than ever before, cybersecurity for minors has never been more important! Children and teens are also participating in social media in record numbers, sharing personal information every day, and … Continue reading →
Last week, we talked about and ways you can identify and avoid attempts by others to steal your personal information this way. Mass phishers like to broaden their range of potential targets and hope that by casting their net wide, … Continue reading →
Even without fancy technology, equipment or advanced knowledge of how the web works, hackers find ways to collect private information from unknowing users all the time. One of the ways they do this is through a technique called phishing. When … Continue reading →
For most digital devices and services, your password serves as the front line of defense against intruders. It’s hard to believe that many users forgo this most basic of safety features, throw caution to the wind and leave themselves open … Continue reading →
