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Will Selfies Replace Passwords?

Love them or hate them, selfies are here to stay. And with facial recognition technology becoming both more advanced and more mainstream, selfies have now found their way into the online security world. MasterCard is the most recent global corporation

Windows 10 Will Wave Goodbye to Passwords

For many people, passwords are the bane of online existence. Rely on one master password for all your logins and using the Internet can become a security threat. Use dozens of unique ones and it quickly becomes an annoyance. With

Removing Malware from Your Android Device

We all know that computers can get infected with malware, but did you know that your phone or tablet can as well? Yes, it is in fact true. And just because you have a new fancy Android device, doesn’t mean

Spanning Protects Office 365

While what the cloud is about may seem a little foggy to many business users, a great many are already taking advantage of the collaborative power of such cloud platforms as Office 365. There is a big amount of trust

Learning From Sony’s Security Breach

The scale of the recent security breaches at Sony, which led to the cancellation of The Interview’s theatrical release, can make the company’s problems seem beyond the realm of the average small business. But the security mishaps that created the

Antivirus: Keep it up to Date!

If you want to keep your business data and systems secure, it is essential that you have an antivirus or antimalware scanner installed on every system. While the install rates of these programs in businesses is nearly 100%, there is

Freeware, Freeware Everywhere!

The Internet is loaded with free software, which is a good thing. Who doesn't like free stuff? Some of this software is as good as or better than similar commercial products. For instance, GIMP is a free image editor/paint program

CryptoWall: A Serious Security Threat

Last year saw a number of highly publicized security threats that many companies struggled to deal with. One of those was a nasty bit of malware called Cryptolocker, which held your files for ransom. While this has now largely been

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