Key Tips to Stay Safe on Public Wi-Fi

All I've been hearing lately is how a smart TV can be hacked and then used to monitor and record what you're doing. Or how almost any Internet-connected smartphone can be infected and used to send your private information, including credit card data and family photos, to someone else. Unfortunately, these threats are very real,…

Keep Your Computer Free from Viruses

Experts are warning of a major security breach that is spreading across the Internet, infecting a substantial number of computers. According to Threatpost, the hacker group behind the SolarWinds attacks has built a complete set of malware tools, and they have been using them to attack companies of all sizes for several…

How to Safeguard Your Online Accounts

There are many subtle dangers on the web, so it is easy to let your guard down and allow a cyber criminal in. Recent attacks have exposed people's personal information, including millions of valid usernames and passwords, prompting companies and individual users to take online security more seriously. Here are some tips on how to…

Beginners' Guide to Content Marketing

If you want your business to thrive, you've got to have a strategy that is in tune with what customers want. One surefire way to create an effective strategy is to know what the most successful companies in your industry are doing right now to promote their brands. This includes the way they create and…

7 Ways to Boost Wi-Fi Signal

Gone are the days when we had to dial up a number to connect to the Internet, and our favorite websites needed at least a few dozens of seconds to load. Now, we can browse the web at speeds that exceed 1 Gbps from the comfort of our homes, using lightning-fast, low-latency fiber optics connections.…

The Dark Side of Smartphone Usage

At a fancy New York restaurant last night, a man stood before me in a black tuxedo and warned me to stop looking at my phone. We'd been sitting in the same row all night, each with a phone in front of us. It's tempting to look at the screen, he said. You can read…