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Getting Your Kids Ready for School—And Their Smartphones Too
If you’re the parent of a tween or teen, chances are they’re not the only ones going back to school....
How to Spot Phishing Lures
Phishing attacks have all kinds of lures. And many are so tried and true that it makes them easy to...
Introducing World’s First Automatic and AI-powered Deepfake Detector
In today’s digital age, the line between reality and digital fabrication is increasingly blurred, thanks to the rise of deepfake...
5 Minute Parent’s Guide to Social Media
The time has come. Your kids are chafing at the bit to get on social media and you can no...
How to Protect Your Identity, Finances, and Security Online
If you want to protect your identity, finances, and privacy online, you have a pretty powerful tool at hand. It’s...
Deepfakes of Prince William Lure Social Media Users into an Investment Scam
Deepfakes of Prince William and the UK Prime Minister are pushing investment scams on Facebook and Instagram. Uncovered by Fenimore...
Data Breach Exposes 3 Billion Personal Information Records
News of a major data breach that could affect nearly three billion records comes to light from a somewhat unusual...
How Not to Fall for Smishing Scams
With a buzz, your phone lets you know you got a text. You take a peek. It’s from the U.S....
How Secure is Video Conferencing?
For millions of people, it’s not a workday without it — video conferencing. And plenty of business gets done that...
10 Back-to-School Tech Tips for Kids, Teens and College Students
Farewell, summer. Hello, back-to-school season! While the chill may not be in the air yet, parents may be feeling the...
How Protected Am I Online?
“How protected am I online?” Customers often ask us some version of this question. It’s a good question, and in the past, there was no direct...
What Should I do If My Phone Gets Stolen or Lost?
Before your phone gets lost or stolen, put some basic steps in place. You’ll want to act quickly, so preparation...
How to Stay Safe while Working from Home
Working from home has established itself as a norm. As of 2023, 35% of employed adults in the U.S. work...
Why Should I Pay for Online Protection?
We all love free stuff. (Costco samples, anyone?) However, when it comes to your family’s security, do free online protection tools offer the coverage...
What is ATM Skimming?
Ever take a look at an ATM and feel like something’s off? You might have come across an ATM skimmer....
How Do I Protect Myself When Using Wi-Fi?
How do you protect yourself when you use public Wi-Fi on your phone? For the 40% of people who say...
Does Antivirus Software Slow You Down?
“Antivirus software slows down my PC.” This is a comment that is often heard when talking about antivirus and malware protection....
Do You Share Passwords with Friends and Family?
A text pops up on your phone. It’s your pal, and the text says, “What’s the password again?” It might...
How a VPN Can Make Your Time Online More Private and Secure
What is a VPN (virtual private network)? And how can it make your time online more secure—and a little more...
The Scam Strikes Back: Exploiting the CrowdStrike Outage
Authored by Lakshya Mathur, Vallabh Chole & Abhishek Karnik Recently we witnessed one of the most significant IT disruptions in...
Are Mobile Devices Less Secure than PCs?
Are smartphones less secure than PCs? The answer to that is, they’re different. They face different security threats. Yet they...
Olympics Has Fallen – A Misinformation Campaign Featuring a Voice Cloned Elon Musk
Authored by Lakshya Mathur and Abhishek Karnik As the world gears up for the 2024 Paris Olympics, excitement is building,...
Does Windows 10 or 11 Need Antivirus Software?
Does Windows 10 or 11 need antivirus software? Absolutely. Every computer needs protection against viruses and other malware. The next...
What Does “Connection is Not Private” Mean?
Have you ever visited a site that triggers a “your connection is not private” or “your connection is not secure”...
Does PC Cleaning Improve Performance?
Cleaning up your PC has several advantages, including the speeding up of your system and safeguarding your personal information from potential threats. Besides, the process frees up storage space.
My email has been hacked! What should I do next?
If you find that your email has been hacked, your immediate reaction is probably wondering what you should next. The answer: take a deep...
CrowdStrike Outage Provides Opportunities for Scammers
Recently, a significant global outage resulted in thousands of Windows computers being brought offline. The source of the outage was...