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What is dark web monitoring, and why does it matter?
You might never have visited the dark web, but your personal information could already be for sale there. In this hidden marketplace, stolen credentials and exposed records are auctioned off to eager ...
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What is Blowfish encryption, and how does it work?
Blowfish is a fast, flexible encryption algorithm designed to protect data using a shared secret key. While it’s an older algorithm, it’s still commonly used in legacy systems and for password has...
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Signs of identity theft and how to spot them early
Identity theft happens when someone uses your personal or financial details without permission to impersonate you and gain access to money, credit, or services. Criminals can acquire this info in many...
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What to do if your identity is stolen: A complete recovery guide
When you discover your personal information has been compromised, the feeling can be overwhelming. However, taking immediate and deliberate steps can help limit the damage and begin the process of rec...
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Tax identity theft: How it happens, how to spot it, and how to prevent it
Tax identity theft happens when criminals steal your tax information to file fraudulent returns or to do paid work that gets reported under your name. This type of identity fraud can lead to losing go...
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Identity theft prevention: How to protect your personal and financial information
Identity theft is a rapidly growing problem that can have devastating financial, emotional, and potentially even criminal consequences. In this digital era where our lives are increasingly lived onlin...
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What is identity theft, and how can you protect yourself?
Imagine waking up to find a credit card bill for things you never bought or getting a letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) about a tax return you didn’t file. That’s identity theft, and ...
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What is TLS encryption, and how does it protect your data?
Transport Layer Security (TLS) is the most widely used method for protecting data as it moves between devices and services. It powers HTTPS for secure websites, encrypts many email and messaging conne...
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Zero-trust architecture: What it is, how it works, and why it matters
The days of trusting anything just because it’s “inside the network” are over. Remote work, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application vulnerabilities, and attackers using valid credentials have t...
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Is my phone listening to me? A step-by-step privacy check
Stories of phones listening to people and displaying ads for products they were just talking about have become widespread. Despite most major platforms stating the opposite, people often worry that th...
