Is Your Office Quietly Leaking Data?
As August rolls in and summer starts to wind down, it’s the perfect time to get back into a steady routine. That includes refreshing the habits that keep your digital workspace safe.
The One Click That Could Ruin Your Vacation
Just because summer is winding down doesn’t mean the travel risks are. Whether you’re squeezing in one last vacation or planning a Labor Day escape, it’s good to stay alert. Cybercriminals are always looking for ways to exploit unsuspecting travelers, and falling victim is no way to close out your summer.
Heatwave Tech Tips: Preventing Overheating and Extending Device Lifespan
Summer sunshine is great for beach days and barbecues. But it’s not so great for your tech. Whether you’re working from a sunny patio or traveling with your devices, rising temperatures can quietly take a toll on laptops, phones, tablets, and more.
How AI Is Supercharging Cyber Threats This Summer
Long days and warm nights make summer the perfect time to unplug and unwind. But while you’re kicking back, cybercriminals are ramping up. And this year, they’ve got a powerful sidekick: artificial intelligence.
From Singing Waiter to Cybersecurity Professor: The Many Lives of David Shultis
By day, he’s the founder of a growing IT consultancy. By night, a cybersecurity professor inspiring the next generation of tech leaders. And before all that? David Shultis was a singing waiter and a Mirage butler.
Is Your Data Safe? Backup and Recovery Tips for a Safer Summer
Summer is all about travel, sunshine, and stepping away from the daily grind. But while you’re making memories, your devices may be more vulnerable than you realize.
Summer Cybersecurity: Keeping Kids Safe Online During Break
When the final school bell rings for summer, kids often swap homework for screens. With more free hours in the day, activities like gaming, streaming, and social media quickly take center stage. Yet, with that freedom comes risk.
Graduation Season: Protecting Young Adults from Cyber Threats
The diploma isn’t even framed yet, and hackers are already rolling out the welcome mat. The moment graduates start job hunting, their personal data becomes prime real estate for cybercriminals. Fake recruiters, phishing emails posing as HR, and password-stealing scams all ramp up as young professionals step into the workforce — often unaware they’re being targeted.
National Password Day: Are Your Passwords Strong Enough?
Every year, the list of most common passwords makes its way around the internet, and every year, it’s just as concerning. People are still using “123456” and “password” like it’s 1999. Meanwhile, cybercriminals don’t need cutting-edge hacking tools when people hand them the keys.
Protecting Your Personal Devices: Cybersecurity Tips for Home and Beyond
Your phone is more than a phone. It is a wallet, a filing cabinet, a work desk, and a personal vault — and hackers know it. The same goes for laptops and tablets, which store everything from financial records to business emails.