Security
Metaverse and its implications on user privacy
With Facebook changing its name to Meta, the buzz around Metaverse has tripled with people and companies clamouring to be a part of it.
Easily upload documents and digital account details using our new features
As we move from the physical world to the virtual realm, it’s important to ensure our sensitive information and documents are kept in a safe and secure place to protect against physical and cyberattacks.
Data storage with space for a lifetime
Data storage has evolved over the years from floppy disk to USB, becoming increasingly smaller in size and providing more storage. This article takes a byte out of data storage and puts gigabytes and other units of measurements into perspective.
When it comes to protecting your data, Password cleanliness is next to Godliness.
'Open Sesame' might be a convenient way to access your most sensitive information, however not one that we might be recommending any time soon. This article explores the top three ways in which you can secure your password and keep your password hygiene to an optimal level.
Here is why you need two-factor authentication to protect your online identity.
With the majority of hacking breaches occurring due to weak or stolen passwords, two-factor authentication is more important than ever. This added layer of security helps to protect the common individual from data and identity theft, and helps to counter cyber threats.
The shocking risk of using email communication for sensitive information.
Whether we are at work, study or home, email communication has become the main way in which we converse. Why is it that we share our personal information across an often unsecured an unencrypted platform without a second thought? Andrew's story might change that.
Let's take a look at why Client-Side Encryption is the gold standard your organisation didn't know it needed.
With the growing use of technology also leading to more risk of data breaches and hacking, encryption serves as a good measure in protecting your data against potential hacking but not just any encryption. Let's take a deep dive into client-side encryption.
Here's why you, the user, might be the weakest link to looking after your data online.
This is a tough pill to swallow, however one that we might need to come to terms with when taking accountability for making sure that our information is secure online. Let's take a look at why Software Platforms and Users (you) need to work as a team to combat security risks.
You might be surprised to know that your personal life's worth can be bought for only a few dollars.
According to the recent findings, the damages from cybercriminals is expected to top $6 trillion by 2021. Identity theft and data breaches cost individuals not only their finances and lifestyle, but their emotional well-being. It causes horrific damage, and can happen in an instant.
Have you ever wondered how hackers use the information they steal from you?
It is important to understand what hackers can do with the personal information that they steal from you online, in order to instil effective data protection measures for your online activities.
If you have ever wondered just how secure your information is, then you need to read this.
The rapid use of technology over the years has meant that we are at constant risk of exposing our most sensitive information to anyone over the internet, especially criminals (hackers) who can use our details to negatively impact our daily lives.
