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Protecting Your Personal Devices: Cybersecurity Tips for Home and Beyond
Your phone is more than a phone. It is a wallet, a filing cabinet, a work desk, and a personal vault — and hackers know it. The same goes for laptops and tablets, which store everything from financial records to business emails. Cyber threats are no longer confined to corporate networks. Personal devices are prime…
Earth Day and IT: Reducing Your Digital Carbon Footprint
If the internet were a country, it would be among the world’s top energy consumers. A 2024 study published in Nature Communications found that data centers and data transmission networks account for between 1% and 1.3% of global electricity consumption. That’s a staggering amount of energy for infrastructure that most people never even see. Earth…
The Hidden Dangers of Free Wi-Fi: Staying Secure While Traveling
Free Wi-Fi is everywhere — airports, hotels, cafes — and super convenient, right? Unfortunately, what’s convenient for you usually comes at the cost of cybersecurity. A 2023 study found that a significant number of people had their personal information compromised while using public Wi-Fi in airports and hotels. This blog isn’t here to rain on…
Spring Cleaning for Your Digital Workspace: Organizing Files and Streamlining Tools
When you think of spring cleaning, your mind probably jumps to decluttering your closet or cleaning out the garage. But what about your digital workspace? Just like your physical surroundings, your digital spaces also need regular attention to keep them functioning at their best. Over time, your tech systems can become cluttered with outdated software,…
Emerging Ransomware Tactics: What You Should Know in 2025
Ransomware is like a burglar who keeps upgrading their tools — picking smarter locks and finding new ways to slip inside unnoticed. In 2025, these digital burglars will be more sophisticated than ever, using tactics like artificial intelligence and double extortion to cause maximum damage. Staying ahead of these tactics starts with understanding them. This…
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