Monthly Archives: November 2018

The theft of your personal information, then use of it without your permission, is identity theft.

WatchGuard Technologies has released its list of the top eight or so security problems it expects will happen in 2014.

For many years now, most email systems – including Gmail – have hidden images in deliveries because of phishing risks.

Target has confirmed, along with the Secret Service, that over 40 million credit cards have been compromised since Black Friday.

It’s been long-rumored, but it’s finally here: Facebook’s video ads are finally set to launch in newsfeeds in the next few days or so.

Around seventy percent of Windows 8 Ultrabooks are already touch screen, says Senior President Kirk Skaugen

Another one of IBM’s studies has been released, and this time it included nearly 4,000 medium-sized business owners in nearly 70 countries. While 43% of SMBs that gave a response said that they are very good at integrating physical and digital strategy, 65% said that they felt like they have a “lack of a cohesive social media plan.”

The Smarty Ring claims that a smartphone owner checks their phone upwards of 150 times a day – and then claims it can cut this number down significantly.

Tablets are becoming more and more popular, and as they do, more and more people desire them. Just this year, tablet sales finally outran PC sales. Everyone, from young children to adults, desires a tablet. Because of the demand for tablets, sometimes during the holidays things can get desperate, and it’s no surprise to hear that the amount of tablets stolen throughout the years has risen with their popularity. The best thing you can do to keep your tablet safe is read the tips below and see if any of them can keep you more vigilant.