Consumer VPN specialist ExpressVPN has announced a tie up with HP to have its software pre-installed on the company’s consumer PCs. As part of the deal selected machines will come with ExpressVPN’s Windows app pre-installed to help protect customers’ privacy and security on public Wi-Fi networks. HP consumer customers will also receive an exclusive free […]
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Ever heard of VPNs? If not, VPN is a technology used to protect your online traffic from snooping. Imagine a secure tunnel that hides your data from the eyes of your Internet provider, Wi-Fi neighbors, and hackers. Pages you visit, images you download are encrypted by a VPN tunnel and decrypted only on your device.
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You’ve may have heard that cybercriminals keep one step ahead of the “good guys” tasked to catch them or thwart their schemes. The picture gets even more bleak when you think about the implications of that statement. Crime fighters are always a step behind—and they are supposed to be the pros, the experts whose job
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Mozilla has relaunched its Test Pilot program, and kicked things off with a new project codenamed Firefox Private Network. This is essentially a VPN designed to protect you and your information when you’re browsing the web using Firefox. Mozilla has been ramping up its security and privacy credentials of late. Firefox has started blocking third-party
Owners of small businesses are sharply aware that guarding their assets is a prime objective. Sadly, a lot of business people have a crack in the armor regarding cybersecurity. Some small business proprietors think they are unlikely to be the aim of digital offenders particularly because of their business size, they expect hackers are more
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There’s not a week that goes by where cybersecurity doesn’t dominates the headlines. This week was no different. Struggling to keep up? We’ve collected some of the biggest cybersecurity stories from the week to keep you in the know and up to speed. TechCrunch: This was the biggest iPhone security story of the year. Google
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A Virtual Private Network is your voucher or stub to watching geographically restricted content such as BBC iPlayer or Netflix while in other countries, exceptional online security, and anonymous internet browsing. With a VPN, you can undoubtedly unlock any content online without divulging your personal information. Not only it works to your laptop, but it
Did you know that the remote workforce has increased by 140% in the past decade and a half? Here’s what remote work looks like in 2019: The alarm goes off at 8 a.m. on Monday. While other people are already halfway through a hellacious commute, you pad down the hallway to your kitchen to pour
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Having data is no longer a problem these days. There are myriad tools that measure countless metrics out there. According to Copyblogger, Google Analytics alone has over 150 default metrics, which can be explored with over 100 dimensions. And that’s excluding advanced functions. If we are being honest, that’s overkill for most people. What on
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Google has sported a rocky relationship with China for more than 10 years. While the company’s on again, off again approach to the Internet’s largest ‘untapped’ market has always been tempestuous, recent developments suggest the tech giant may be yielding to its own growth imperative and bending to the government’s demands once more. For more
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