Supplier Articles (10)
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Supplier articleWhat is a computer virus? Definition and how they work?
Computer viruses can pose a significant, often undetectable, threat to your online safety. What is a computer virus? Definition and how they work? Definition of computer virus A computer virus is a type of malicious software (malware) that spreads by attaching itself to legitimate files or ...
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Supplier articleFires, hurricanes, other disasters are opportunities for scams
Fires, hurricanes, other disasters are opportunities for scams Neighbours helping neighbours, communities rallying together, donations piling up—disasters often bring out the best in people. Unfortunately, they also create opportunities for fraudsters to exploit both victims and those looking for help. From imitating emergency relief to creating fake ...
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Supplier articleHow to Secure Your Passwords
How to Secure Your Passwords Let’s face facts: it’s easy to forget passwords. People often use simple words, such as a pet’s name, or easy-to-remember dates such as a wedding anniversary. A hacker could try your name, children’s names, birthdates and pets’ names as passwords ...
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Supplier articleWhat is a VPN? And why you should use a VPN on public Wi-Fi
What is a VPN? And why you should use a VPN on public Wi-Fi If you’ve ever wondered if it’s safe to use public Wi-Fi, you are not alone. In fact, according to the Norton Cybersecurity Insights Report, 6 in 10 consumers believe using public Wi-Fi is ...
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Supplier articleIs free public Wi-Fi as safe as you think?
Is free public Wi-Fi as safe as you think? Public Wi-Fi is convenient, but is it secure? Many people use it daily without considering the risks. According to the Norton Wi-Fi Risk Report, in the UK: 29% of people have used public Wi-Fi to check their ...
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Supplier articlePrivacy vs. security: Are they the same?
Privacy vs. security: Are they the same? When it comes to privacy vs. security, it’s a good idea to have both. Each may impact your digital health. Privacy relates to the rights you have to control your personal information and how it’s used. Security, on the ...
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Supplier articleDeep Web vs. Dark Web: What’s the Difference?
Deep Web vs. Dark Web: What’s the Difference? When talking about the “hidden internet,” two terms often come up: the Deep Web and the Dark Web. While they sound similar, they serve very different purposes. The internet is made up of different layers. The Surface Web is ...
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Supplier articleHow To Repair Your Credit Score After Identity Theft
In today’s world, the ability to obtain credit from lenders or credit card companies and to open accounts with a range of providers, including mobile operators, is something we’ve come to rely on as part of our normal daily lives. It’s so common that we often take ...
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Supplier articleWhat to do if you think your identity has been stolen
What to Do If You Think Your Identity Has Been Stolen If your identity is stolen, it can sometimes be difficult to know where to start. Acting quickly can help reduce the damage and make recovery faster. Here are 6 steps to take if you think your ...
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Supplier articleSigns That Your Identity Has Been Stolen
If you notice bank statements are missing or unusual activity, it might be a sign of identity theft. Learn the signs to help keep your data safe.
