If getting your online accounts hacked (email, social media, financial accounts, etc.) keeps you up at night, or worries you at least a bit, there's a bit of good news for users and business alike!

The war against cybercriminals may never be won, but the results of a year-long study conducted by Google with New York University and the University of California, San Diego show some promising results on the effectiveness of two-step and two-factor authentication to prevent online account hijacking.

Does Microsoft Excel overwhelm you? You find spreadsheets dry and boring?

Spreadsheets are an incredible tool used by a professionals across industries, from high level data analysis, finance or accounting, to freelancers working out a business plan and a budget.

Outlook may be such a mundane part our our daily work life that we often forget it is a tool built for way more than email and calendar, and there are may hidden features that can help us be more productive at work.
Here's a 5 Outlook Productivity Tips You May Not Know About
1. Create Tasks from Emails for Quick Note Taking
You may be aware that Outlook allows you to create and maintain a to-do list (or "Task as it's called in Outlook) with reminders, as well as the Follow-Up feature that you can add to an email in your inbox.

It is not a secret that technology companies collect a wide range of data about who we are, our behaviors and even location. But have you ever wondered what do tech giants like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and Apple know about you specifically?

We have the answer! This infographic gives you a breakdown on what personal information each of the 6 companies have publicly admitted to collecting, according to their privacy policies.

It's not a secret that companies collect data on us all the time. Whenever we download an app, use email or social media, browse online or make purchases, providers are gathering incredible amounts of data on who we are and our habits. What is more troublesome is that this data is often commercially sold without our knowledge (think Facebook), or stolen through data breaches and placed on underground marketplaces.

Millions of people are unaware of and uninformed about how their personal information is being used, collected or shared in our digital society. As businesses and consumers, we are responsible for getting involved, take action and hold each other accountable

Data Privacy Day is an international effort to empower individuals and business to respect privacy, safeguard data and enable trust.

The Holidays are full of joy, cheer and you guessed it...... scammers!

It's sad to say, but this is a time of year when cybercriminals know we're running around from party to party and overwhelmed with errands. Needless to say, our generous inattention makes us very vulnerable to falling for scams that can cost us if we're not careful.

Protecting your small business against ever growing scams begins by knowing what threats to look out for.

If you're looking to build up your defenses, this webinar is for you. Watch this discussion about popular small business scams and how small business owners and employees can identify them and protect themselves against such scams.

In a world of ever growing cyberthreats, children of all ages can be the most vulnerable and the ones that need most guidance to understand the risks, consequences and learn to be smart when using technology. Yet, it is no secret that raise responsible, ethical digital citizens can be quite challenging for parents.

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and to kick things off, the first step to a cybersecure life is by securing your home and family

Several years ago, creating a cybersecure home was simple; most homes consisted of nothing more than a wireless network and several computers.