Virtual private networks aren't essential only for securing your unencrypted Wi-Fi connections in coffee shops and airports. Every remote worker should consider a VPN to stay safe online. Here are your top choices in VPN service providers and how to get set up.
Nine out of 10 coronavirus domains are scams. Half a million Zoom accounts are for sale on the Dark Web. Brute-force attacks are up 400%. And there's more. So much more.
There's a clause in many business agreements and non-disclosures called "the locked room" clause. It mandates providing a secure space for confidential materials. With many now working from home, we take a look at how to comply with the locked room requirement at home.
This week promises to be difficult, especially for businesses with facilities near State and Federal Capitol buildings. We offer some guidance on how to prepare.
The January 6 attack on Election Day certification proceedings in the US Capitol Building has deep cybersecurity ramifications.
We don't just test VPN provider performance in this in-depth analysis. We go out onto the internet, gather performance data from all across the web, and let you know which provider -- according to VPN performance tests independently conducted by eleven different publications -- has the best overall and most consistent performance.
This year will be a Thanksgiving like no other. Here's how to keep your family safe.
We subject VPN providers Surfshark and NordVPN to the unyielding eye of our intrepid review team. If you're trying to decide between these two popular services, we have some suggestions.
Whether you're in an office or on the road, a VPN is still one of the best ways to protect yourself on the big, bad internet.
If you're not paying for your VPN service, where is the provider getting the money to run it? The answer might cause you to lose some sleep.