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Small Businesses Will Remain a Target in 2017

By | January 20th, 2017|Business Security|

As we enter 2017, small businesses remain a prime target for hackers and criminal schemes. Last year, countless headlines reported on nationwide DDoS attacks, complex ransomware, and repeated hacks. These attacks, as well as phishing attempts, malware, and even simple human error, can compromise a thriving business – regardless of its size. In our own [...]

Unlocking the Power of Data to Change the World

By | January 12th, 2017|Company News|

As part of the Experian family, we’re excited to participate in their #ExperianStories campaign with a story of our own. For more than 10 years, we’ve had the immense privilege of developing innovative solutions to help businesses and consumers address growing threats related to breach and identity theft. We started in 2006 with four founders [...]

Resolutions for a More Secure 2017

By | January 6th, 2017|Online Safety|

Last year is in our rearview mirror, and we’re moving full steam ahead into 2017. It’s around this time that people start focusing on their New Year’s resolutions. One resolution that should be on everyone’s list: improving personal online security. With the right resolutions, you can help minimize the risk of your information being compromised [...]

2017: The Evolution of the Password, IoT Threats and Other Predictions

By | December 27th, 2016|Online Safety|

For both consumers and businesses, 2016 was a big year for cybersecurity. As we predicted at the beginning of the year, large-scale breaches continued to dominate the headlines and the Internet of Things (IoT) became a growing source of security concerns. But as the year comes to a close, it’s time to look to the [...]

How Consumers Can Respond to the Yahoo Breach

By | December 16th, 2016|Industry News|

Yahoo recently disclosed that it has discovered a breach of more than one billion user accounts that occurred in August 2013. This is believed to be a separate attack from the breach Yahoo reported in September. Bob Lord, chief information security officer at Yahoo, said the stolen user account information may include names, email addresses, [...]

Safe Shopping Tips During the Holidays

By | December 9th, 2016|Identity Protection, Online Safety|

The holiday season is a whirlwind of wintry weather, family and friends, and shopping – a lot of shopping. The National Retail Federation predicts retail sales in November and December will increase 3.6 percent, reaching $655.8 billion. Online shopping is expected to increase between seven and ten percent from last year to a staggering $117 [...]

Virtual Reality: Real-World Security Concerns

By | December 1st, 2016|Industry News|

Recent advancements in virtual reality (VR) have ushered in one of the most exciting times in technology, with consumers and businesses alike realizing VR’s potential for transforming and enhancing experiences. VR has proven to be so much more than a vehicle for gaming. We’re still in the early stages of understanding the full implications of [...]

Educating Family on Security Best Practices

By | November 22nd, 2016|Online Safety|

The winter holiday season is a special time of year. We see more festive lights, hear more cheerful music, and spend more time with family. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most lucrative seasons for cybercriminals. Forty-percent of all yearly cybercrime occurs during October, November, and December. While you may consider yourself cyber-aware, others in [...]

How the Election May Affect Cybersecurity for Consumers

By | November 16th, 2016|Industry News|

Regardless of where you stand politically, one thing we can all agree on is that the topic of cybersecurity took a prominent role in this year’s presidential elections – from concerns around hacks at polling sites to alleged cyber-attacks against the candidates themselves. Now that the election period has come to a close, the outcome [...]

The Hollywoodization of the Hacker: Lessons From Mr. Robot

By | November 10th, 2016|Online Safety|

Current shows like Silicon Valley and Mr. Robot and movies like Blackhat have brought hackers into the ranks of pop culture’s most popular protagonists. Until recently, hackers in movies have largely been represented as zany sidekicks or mysterious recluses. But now hackers, and especially vigilante white-hat hackers, are being portrayed like real life, albeit unlikely, [...]

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