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Your digital survival guide: 4 essential habits to stay safe online

Let’s face it, the internet is amazing. It connects us, entertains us, and helps us get work done. But just like any bustling city, it has its sketchy neighborhoods and unsavory characters. The good news? You don’t need to be a tech wizard to stay safe online. By adopting a few simple (but mighty!) habits, […]

What in the world is Cybersecurity?

Ever heard the word “cybersecurity” and just nodded along, pretending you totally get it? You’re not alone! It sounds super techy and maybe a little intimidating, but trust us, it’s something everyone needs to understand a bit about, especially today. So, let’s break it down into plain English. At its core, cybersecurity is simply protecting […]

Stop sharing your Wi-Fi password: set up a guest network now

We’ve all been there: A trusted friend or family member visits, and the first thing they ask is, “What’s your Wi-Fi password?” You know better than to share your passwords, especially if you’ve recycled it for your email or banking, but you reluctantly give in. After all, they’re a trusted guest! Here’s the harsh truth: […]

Beware of the “Fake Refund” tech support scam

Imagine getting a call or email from a tech support company you vaguely remember using. They say they overcharged you and are offering a refund. Sounds great, right? That little bit of good news is precisely the bait used in one of the most devastatingly effective scams happening right now: the “fake refund” tech support […]

How to lock your Chromebook fast

Chromebooks are fantastic for their speed and simplicity. You click the power button, and you’re instantly back in your work or browsing session. But that same speed can become a security liability the moment you step away from your device. Think about it: you’re at a coffee shop, you head to the restroom. You’re at […]

Facebook detox: time to sweep your profile clean

Facebook is a fantastic tool for keeping up with friends and family, but it’s also a massive, publicly accessible database of your personal life. While you might love sharing photos of your kids’ first day of school or your vacation address, cybercriminals are watching—and they love it even more than your Aunt Susan does. Cybercriminals […]