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 →
Gadgets like mobile phones and tablets have become common tools of the trade for a variety of industries. From restaurants to law offices to private clinics, small organizations and businesses have seized digital tools as a way to facilitate and … Continue reading →
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 →