The big news this week regarding cyber security is the massive breach to the private information of 143 million people connected with Equifax. The people affected by the data breach live in the United States, Canada and the UK. Their names, social security numbers, birth dates, and addresses were compromised sometime between May and July […]
Hackers Are As Bad As Hit-And-Run Drivers!
When it comes to cyber security, Trust Guard doesn’t mess around. They’re like reinforced steel, seat belts, and airbags all rolled into one for your online money-making vehicle. They use PCI compliant scanning to help you protect your website against the internet’s hit-and-run villains who would love to watch your website crash and burn. Lock […]
Do Your Home Appliances Collect Personal Data?
Recently, iRobot (the maker of the Roomba, cleaning robot) announced that they were working on a deal with big retailers to share maps of their users homes to Amazon, Apple and Google. As you may be, people were outraged and confused. What does your vacuum cleaner actually know about you? Your Roomba and even other […]
What To Do After Identity Theft
It’s a well-established fact identity theft victims go through a lot of pain. Identity theft is a crime that has shown no sign of slowing down thanks to the growing complexities of communication and technology. Having your ‘identity’ stolen as a person opens a whole new level of disastrous possibilities and the legal repercussions can […]
9 Words You Need To Know For Cyber Security
It’s no secret that keeping your devices secure, data private and your online world safe from cyber security threats is difficult. But if you don’t understand all the technical jargon, it becomes even more difficult. In an article from Jas Dhaliwal, Avast blog author, you will find 9 words you need to know for cyber […]
What are the Requirements for PCI Compliance?
Stealing credit cards and financial information has increased over the years with hackers getting more technical than ever and business owners inexplicably becoming less and less prepared. That’s why the PCI DSS developed a global solution for securing networks, applications, customer and business information. Companies who are PCI compliant have prevented millions of dollars of […]
Nine Strategies Used to Steal Identities
Having seen the 2013 movie Identity Thief directed by Seth Gordon, I began to truly understand how easy it is to steal identities. It is a huge problem in the world today (putting all the comedy aside). Identity theft in the United States is estimated to affect over 9 million people every year. It rose […]
A Quick Guide to Outsmarting Hackers
Outsmarting hackers isn’t easy. Many of them are masters in their field of expertise. They can either be your own, once-trusted team members or they unknown, malicious strangers. In the computing sector of this modern age, when a person hears the word ‘hacker’, it means trouble. It has become a negative word denoting someone who […]
4 Reasons Inbound Links Won’t Boost Your Organic Search Rankings by @grybniak
Have you ever wondered why your search rankings are in the toilet? Many people don’t realize that alot of the tools they use to get their brands noticed aren’t generating organic results. The best results are from trustworthy engines relative to your industry. These links will not point inbound clients to pages with poo content. […]
Do You Have These Tools in Your Marketing Toolbox? by @JordanKasteler
In case you’re simply beginning, or you have to knock up your email advertising diversion, you might need to discover an email promoting instrument that gives you similar choices to robotize without additional fancy odds and ends. Dissimilar to a portion of the all the more notable email advertising instruments that serve a more bland […]