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Privacy policies protect companies legally. They tell consumers how the company collects, stores and uses their data. Unfortunately, these privacy policies aren’t negotiable — to use the service users have to agree... Read more Via Nitasha Tiku | @nitashatiku
Users can download and review a lot of information with the Facebook "Download Your Data" tool. But it hardly tells you everything Facebook knows about you.
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Your own website or blog is not out of danger. You need to boost your CMS password in ways that can resist threats and attacks. To begin with, you need to work on your passwords.
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If you have a website, it should be on https. It’s not a magical force-field that will protect your site from getting hacked. But, if implemented properly, it will garner trust in your users.
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The man behind some of the password best practices we've all been living with since 2003 says not only does he regret these guidelines, but they're no longer effective.
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Ransomware is a kind of virus that encrypts the files on your computers and locks you out until you pay the attackers a certain amount. Fortunately, there are several steps you can take to protect yourself. Here’s what... Read more Via Juliette Rizkallah | @juliettesultan
No two breaches tell the same story, and how a company reacts and responds to a breach is what will be remembered. To get ahead of the next data breach you may face as an enterprise, this article presents... Read more Via Alexa Matia | @AlexaNMatia
Monitoring what people say about you and your business may seem overwhelming, but there are quite a few free or low-cost tools to help you monitor your online reputation.
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Here is your five-step primer on how to avoid getting hacked by evil Russian spies or nefarious profiteers.
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As a business owner, the last thing you want is for a potential customer to search Google for your business and find a lewd image. Here are steps you can take to avoid this problem.
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