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July 2022

July 27, 2022 by Kristen Varlet

7 Reasons Not to Use a Free VPN

VPN Protected

You might want to use a VPN for many reasons. Maybe, you want to stream TV shows and movies that aren't available in your country. Maybe, you want to get past censorship and access, let's say, Wikipedia in China. Or, maybe, you just care about your privacy and don't want trackers to be collecting data about you and feeding it to targeted advertising.

July 26, 2022 by IP Location

Identity Management Solutions Showdown (HelloID, CyberArk, OneLogin:)

Locks

Identity management is also called Identity and Access Management (IAM). Identity Management Solutions manages user identities and their respective access to company resources. All this is handled with the help of a detailed process for preventing unauthorized access to a company's technology such as an enterprise's hardware resources, networks, servers, sto...

July 11, 2022 by Rob Talley

The 5 Most Common IP Threats to Your Business

Cybersecurity

There are many types of IP threats to your business, but the most prevalent are Remote Access Trojans and Phishing. This article outlines some of the best ways to protect your IP. Keep reading for more information! In addition, you'll learn about Insider Threats, Remote Access Trojans, and Trojans/Malware. If your business has multiple IPs, there are many...

July 11, 2022 by Rob Talley

How To Protect Yourself Against Internet Thieves

Internet Thieves

Phishing is a cyber-attack that uses a fake website or email to trick people into entering personal data. They may ask people to download an attachment or prompt for login credentials to gain access to their accounts. Never download email attachments or enter login credentials without verifying the URL.

July 9, 2022 by Connon Harris

4 Reasons to Use a VPN in School

Classroom

A new bill that limits ISPs' ability to track your browsing patterns in schools has generated debate about whether it is genuinely essential. If so, the law would be a success for privacy supporters, but it could be problematic for others who value their privacy. In recent years, ISPs have been accused of violating consumers' privacy and creating family maps...