Taking steps to guard against ransomware is a great start. However, cyberthreats evolve, which sometimes render your past preparations obsolete.
5 Tips for Guaranteeing Customer Security and Privacy
In recent years, many big-name retailers have announced that their security systems were breached. The problem seemed to flow from one to the next, leaving consumers more than a little hesitant to swipe a card.
Why Google Play Movies & TV is set to crush down Amazon Fire TV
Over the weekend, Roku fans had a reason to celebrate when the Google Play Movies & TV app was added to their channel selections through which they could have the leisure to directly purchase or rent TV shows and movies. Which puts to shame how Apple offers this stuff via its iOS ecosystem.
Tor users can now access Facebook anonymously
You’ve got to wonder whether Facebook is serious in its real name policy after the social networking site just set up a site that allows users of the Tor anonymous software connect to Facebook.
What you need to know about Facebook Rooms privacy policy
After it debuted the anonymous app Rooms recently, Facebook has obviously bent its own rule for real names of accounts. However separated from the core Facebook app, Rooms basically operates by complying with the policies and rules from Facebook such as how the social network employs user data and cookies.
Will Google’s planned Android encryption protect you?
Google may have all the good reasons when it unveiled a default encryption security for the next-generation Android L operating system for mobile devices. But on deeper look there seems to be lacking in how the search giant plans to implement the security model on devices.
