Digital Security
Why Screen Locks Matter (It’s Not Just About You)
How Locking Your Phone Can Be an Act of Love and Respect
Digital Security
Simple, non-technical advice to help you secure your devices, guard your privacy, and navigate the online world with confidence.
Digital Security
Should You Plug in a USB You Found? (Why It’s Not a Good Idea)
Even with Good Intentions, This Small Mistake Can Cause Big Problems
Digital Security
Don’t Just Toss It: Why Shredding Still Matters
Yes, Even in the Digital Age, Paper Still Puts Your Identity at Risk
Digital Security
Don't Take the Bait: Spotting and Stopping Phishing Attacks
"Phishing is a digital con game, and the bait is usually an email, text, or fake website that looks oh-so-legit."
Digital Security
Double-Lock Your Digital Life: Understanding Two-Factor Authentication
"The digital world won't be getting any safer anytime soon. Taking this small step now can prevent major headaches later."
Digital Security
Rainbow Tables: Why Hackers Love Simple Passwords
Ever wonder why websites insist on those pesky password requirements? Behind the scenes, they're protecting you from clever hacking techniques like "rainbow tables" that can crack simple passwords in seconds.
Digital Security
Protect Your Privacy Online with DeleteMe
With privacy threats evolving daily, DeleteMe is a tool that aligns perfectly with the IT mindset of staying proactive and informed.
Digital Security
10 Purchases to Safeguard Your Identity and Information
With a few smart purchases, you can shield your identity, secure your devices, and sleep a little easier at night. Here are my top 10 picks—each one’s a game-changer worth exploring.
Digital Security
What’s a VPN? A Friendly Guide to Online Privacy
A VPN gives you control over who sees your online activity, especially as cyber threats grow sneakier.
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Is Your Password a Sitting Duck?
Strong passwords don’t have to be a headache. With a few tricks and tools, you can lock down your digital life.
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The #1 Cybersecurity Risk? It’s YOU.
When most people think about hackers, they picture someone in a hoodie, sitting in a dark room, furiously typing away to break into secure systems. But here’s the truth: Most hackers don’t “break in.” They log in. How? Because people unknowingly hand over their own security information. Cybercriminals