6 Internet Privacy Articles You Should Bookmark

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These days it’s becoming increasingly difficult to know if you can trust big tech with your data and content. Say the wrong thing, upset a random employee at Google or Twitter and it’s “Bye Bye” for you and all the content you created on that platform. It’s almost impossible to make critical business decisions with that level of uncertainty.

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6 Ways to Learn More About Cyber Security

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Since cyber attacks have become more frequent within recent years, a strong cybersecurity posture has become an important part of branding and marketing products. Cybersecurity isn’t as easy to ignore as user experience (UX) for ease of use or accessibility for disabled users. Reminders that cyber attacks are real, frequent, and devastating for all victims are constant, sometimes to a point where we’re desensitized to the subject.

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Data Privacy Day 2020 Predictions — A Big Year For Personal Security


Data Privacy Day 2020 Predictions — A Big Year For Personal Security

Data Privacy Day 2020 kicks off all over the Internet today. Buckle up because 2020 promises to be a bumpy year in the world of data. To that effect, we’ve compiled a short list of data privacy predictions for 2020. Will we be accurate in our forecast? In December, we’ll go back and see how prescient we were. But for now, let’s see what the 2020 crystal ball is saying.

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National Computer Security Day – How Volunteers Fixed The Worst Vulnerability On The Web

National Computer Security Day – How Volunteers Fixed The Worst Vulnerability On The Web

November 30th is Computer Security Day. It’s easy to take for granted how networks and technology have made life much easier. And it’s even easier to go by without even noticing how much of our daily lives on the Internet rely upon security protocols invented and maintained by people we’ve never heard of. We can’t thank these people if we don’t even know who they are.

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How to Safeguard Your Website from Malware

How to Safeguard Your Website from Malware

With huge companies like Facebook and Lyft getting hacked on the daily, it’s no wonder you’re concerned about web security.

As a business owner yourself, it’s important to keep your information (and that of your customers) safe. After all, just one small incident could end up costing you plenty of valuable time – and money.

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What is a Brute Force Attack?

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Every day, it seems that there are frightening new announcements about how easy it is to be hacked and how much of your data may already be in the hands of cyber-criminals. Malware, ransomware, data breaches, Trojan viruses — all these terms have now become part of our vernacular; indeed, these are the kinds of computer problems that make IT experts start to sweat.

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The Importance of SSL for SEO

SSL Certificates – What Are They?

SSL is a type of technology that encrypts data, ensuring that it stays secure as it passes along the internet from computer to computer. This protects all types of data, from credit cards to email addresses and any other information that is collected by a website. An SSL Certificate, also known as a Digital Certificate, is issued by a Certificate Authority, who authenticates the purchasers identity. This not only protects your data, but lets users know that their data is secure from hackers and remains confidential.

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