Mac Antivirus Softwares: Do You Need Them?
Note: This article was published in 2013. Software versions, prices, settings, apps and services mentioned may have changed or been discontinued since then — please check current information before relying on it.
Today, there are more than 300 Mac spyware, malware ... Continue Reading →
How Home Automation Makes Owning a Vacation Home Easier
It’s a nice luxury to have a vacation home to go to when you need to escape regular life or when you are ready for a family vacation. But during those times when you can’t be at your vacation home, it’s comforting to know that your home is safe and protected. ... Continue Reading →
Got Home Security Needs? There’s an App for That
If you have a smartphone or an iPad, you’re probably already aware of just how many things you can literally do from anywhere. Update your schedule with a swipe of the fingertip, watch music videos of your favorite artists and even make lists so that you’re ... Continue Reading →
I’ve Been Phished: Now What Do I Do?
Unfortunately, tons of people each year are phished through their e-mails and it has become a huge problem. Scammy e-mails may include subjects related to you winning the lottery, a distant family member dying of cancer, or even someone being stranded and needing ... Continue Reading →
5 Top Security Breaches of 2012
Note: This article was published in 2012. Software versions, prices, settings, apps and services mentioned may have changed or been discontinued since then — please check current information before relying on it.
Security in our Digital World becomes more and ... Continue Reading →
Top 10 security apps for your mobile
Note: This article was published in 2012. Software versions, prices, settings, apps and services mentioned may have changed or been discontinued since then — please check current information before relying on it.
If you think about it, we carry our entire lives ... Continue Reading →
Black Hat Conference Puts Focus on Mobile Phone Security Threats
Millions of people share personal information such as bank details, Social Security numbers, and credit card numbers via mobile devices. The recent Black Hat USA 2012 security conference (held in Las Vegas from July 21 to 26) continued to focus on new vulnerabilities, ... Continue Reading →
Safety Tips for Public Computers, Internet Cafés and Public Wi-Fi
This article was published in 2012 and updated in October 2026.
Internet cafés have become rare in many countries, but public computers are still everywhere: in hotel business centres, libraries, airports, copy shops and schools. And almost everyone uses public ... Continue Reading →
4 Steps to Ensure Minimum Computer Protection
This article was published in 2011 and updated in October 2026.
Online threats are everywhere, and any computer connected to the internet is a potential target. You don’t need to become a security expert, though. These four steps give every computer the minimum ... Continue Reading →
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