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Most of us remember the Sony hack of 2014 when North Korea was able to break into the studio’s computer network and expose damaging emails, as well as scripts and videos – a breech that rocked the entertainment giant and put its peers on alert. Since then, there have been several other similar …

[Read more...] about HBO “Game Of Thrones” Hack Signals Cybercrime Niche Frontier

Hacking and its consequences are now requiring us to adopt a different lifestyle in how we operate in the wide-open spaces of the Internet. In a world where social media is all about engagement and oversharing, we are recognizing that we expose ourselves to unwanted attention and risks.   Privacy …

[Read more...] about Millennials and Online Security; Balancing Sharing and Risk

With the rise in the use of smart devices, the lines are blurring between personal and work-related activity for employees outside the office.  Companies are rarely issuing separate mobile phones and tablets to employees for exclusive work use and instead, letting employees conduct company business …

[Read more...] about Who Really “Owns” Your Mobile Device: Using Your Personal Devices for Work

It’s more than just words The average American spends more than 10 hours a day looking at a screen, between work and leisure time, on computers and mobile devices. Social media plays a significant part in that activity mix, so it’s no wonder that we’ve grown comfortable in the online playground. …

[Read more...] about Top 3 Online Threats for Women

Ever wonder why so many popular online sites are free and how they make their money? Advertising is the obvious answer, but the real money is in something a bit more personal: You are the product and your data – including your personal information and your online privacy habits – is their real …

[Read more...] about In Today’s America, Your Online Privacy is for Sale