Data breaches and spam attacks have become increasingly common, but there are simple steps you can take to protect yourself.

Safeguarding sensitive data is more important than ever. Encryption transforms your data—those ones and zeros that make up your files—into an unreadable format using a cryptographic key.

Artificial intelligence has become a dominant topic in tech circles, sparking debates about its usefulness, ethics, and impact on human creativity. Learn more about it.

Safeguarding your personally identifiable information (PII) is more critical than ever. PII includes any data that can identify you, like your Social Security number or zip code.

Managing customer payments is a crucial yet sensitive task for businesses, especially when it comes to credit card information.Prioritizing security is critical.

Social Security Numbers (SSNs) are widely used in the United States as a unique identifier, but their role comes with significant drawbacks. Learn how to keep yours safe.

When it comes to securing our online accounts, two-factor authentication and passkeys are two popular methods, but how do they differ? Learn more about it.

If you run an e-commerce business or any customer data, TLS/SSL is a must-have. It encrypts information sent between your server and the user's browser.

The holiday shopping season is in full swing, and with so many transactions happening online, it’s essential to protect yourself from cyber threats.

If you've ever tried filling out a PDF form on a website, you know how frustrating it can be. The reliance on downloadable PDFs for data collection creates unnecessary obstacles for users.

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Phishing scams are increasingly sophisticated, mimicking emails from trusted companies. Always verify the sender's domain and contact the company directly.

Data breaches can show poor security in large companies. Businesses must prioritize updates and enforce strong security measures with vendors to protect data.

A breach at National Public Data exposed 277GB of sensitive info, including unencrypted Social Security numbers. Learn how to best protect your sensitive data.