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Phone stolen? Don’t panic! Here’s what to do

Losing your phone is a stressful experience, but don’t despair. There are steps you can take to minimize the damage and potentially recover your device. Additional Tips: Taking swift action can significantly reduce the potential harm caused by a stolen phone. By reporting the theft, blocking the device, and protecting your accounts, you can minimize […]

USB danger zone – beware of unfamiliar flash drives

Remember those early days of the internet, when we eagerly shared files using USB flash drives? While they were once a convenient way to transfer data, USB drives have also become a notorious avenue for malware to spread. The Trojan Horse of Tech: Malware like Duqu, Flame, and Stuxnet have exploited USB drives to infect […]

Firewall — why you should not disable it

Ever heard of a firewall? It’s like a digital gatekeeper, protecting your computer from the bad guys lurking online. Think of it as a bouncer for your digital world, keeping out unwanted intruders. So, why is it so important? Well, imagine your computer as a house. Without a firewall, it’s like leaving the front door […]

Java: A Mixed Bag of Security Risks

Java is a popular programming language used to create all sorts of applications. But did you know it can also be a security risk? That’s right, Java can be vulnerable to attacks. If you have Java installed on your computer and you visit an infected website, your system could be compromised. It’s like leaving your […]

Cleaning up your digital life: ditch those old social media accounts

Remember MySpace and Friendster or Snapchat? Those were the cool social media platforms back in the day. But if you’re no longer using them or other old social media accounts, it’s time to say goodbye. Old social media accounts can be a digital security risk. They might contain personal information that you don’t want floating […]

Business data: your company’s crown jewels

Think of your business data as a crown jewel. It’s valuable, precious, and needs protection. But unlike a real crown, you can’t just lock it away in a vault. It’s scattered across your computers, servers, and even your employees’ phones. That’s why it’s so important to treat business information like personal information. It’s not just […]