Fa-La-La-Hacked: 5 ways hackers target you on holiday trips

Many travelers don’t realize that their hotel rooms can be hotspots for digital threats - making seemingly relaxing getaways a risky moment for their personal data and devices. "Cybersecurity doesn’t go on holiday just because you do. Even in your hotel room, hackers can exploit weak spots in public infrastructure and devices to access your information. … Continue reading Fa-La-La-Hacked: 5 ways hackers target you on holiday trips

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3 Engaging Family Activities for Computer Science Week

This week, December 8–14, marks Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek)! It’s an essential time to explore the power of technology, logical thinking, and creativity with your children. Beyond just coding, computer science fosters problem-solving, critical thinking, and the adaptability needed to navigate our increasingly technology-driven society. But what if you could blend that technological literacy … Continue reading 3 Engaging Family Activities for Computer Science Week

Lock the Front Door: Real Talk on Cybersecurity for Small Businesses 

Lock the Front Door: Real Talk on Cybersecurity for Small Businesses  Let’s not pretend that owning a small business isn’t already a full-time hustle. Between customer calls, cash flow worries, and figuring out what the hell just broke in the back office, the last thing you want to think about is cybersecurity. But here’s the … Continue reading Lock the Front Door: Real Talk on Cybersecurity for Small Businesses 

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My first computer

Do you remember your first computer? Simulation of an IBM Personal Computer- AI generated image My First Computer: From a Giant IBM in the 90s to My Son’s Chromebook Today The memories of childhood often have a distinct, almost tactile quality. For me, one of the most vivid is the arrival of our family’s first … Continue reading My first computer

How to survive having your account hacked.

How to survive having your account hacked.

Data Privacy Week (January 27-31) is an excellent opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to online safety. As a former cybersecurity champion, I advocate for a two-pronged approach: prevention and response. To spread the awareness, I am sharing valuable information from the National Cybersecurity Alliance, which provides a guide on how to survive having your account … Continue reading How to survive having your account hacked.

Fight Back Against an Attack: Cybersecurity Tips for Small Businesses

t takes time and effort to create the right website to attract customers. You have to research designs, find pictures, and create copy that appeals to the target market. However, designing a fantastic website is just the beginning. Putting the right protection methods into place is a vital part of running a website. Here are some tips to remember.

Do you know which types of network attacks are out there? #Privacy #CyberAware

A key aspect to any war is to get to know your enemy. Hence, is important to know which ones are the most common kind of attacks that are out there. However, the below list of network attacks is a basic-kind-of network-attacks list, and since technology is always changing more attacks are created and evolving … Continue reading Do you know which types of network attacks are out there? #Privacy #CyberAware