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Avoid phone wallets, and other simple security tips
We all know we should have strong passwords but who knew the risks from phone wallets? Here are some simple things we can do to improve our personal data security
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Digital crisis management – what’s your recovery plan?
The Blue Screen Of Death, The Spinning Beachball Of Doom, hackers, thieves, spilt coffee, phones under water… What do you do when your digital life goes down the toilet?
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Is your password rubb!$h?
With the COVID-19 pandemic isolation, we are spending more time online than ever. Our login data is an enormous buffet for hackers but while we are all sitting at our keyboards, now is a perfect time to ramp up our security
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Facebook breach: your personal data stolen
Facebook just got hacked on a gargantuan scale and for many users, the implications go far beyond changing their Facebook password. What is the impact on your digital data security?
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Create a strong p******* and remember it
Our memories are vast databases and we are quite capable of remembering incredible amounts of information and detail. Remembering one strong password should be a doddle and, indeed, it is when you do it right…
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Check to see if your email’s been hacked
Database breaches are happening right now, and your email could be in there. Do a quick check to see if your email has been compromised and what actions you can take to improve its security
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Strong security with password managers
If you are not using strong and unique passwords for your online security, you know that and you don’t need a lecture but you do need a password manager