Security is about staying out of harm to a reasonable degree. Absolute security exists only when the object is unplugged or no longer.
Your DNS server is the gateway to your online life, including your security and privacy. Here’s how you can take a bit more control of it.
Many of you have asked me for recommendations on a Wi-Fi router (or mesh system) with “excellent Parental Control.” This …
In recent years, I’ve received a lot of questions about the Guest Wi-Fi SSID (network name), including the catch-all recommendation …
You’ll learn in this post how to keep your data safe from accidental or malicious deletion or alteration, such as …
I often get questions concerning online safety. They can be broad, along the lines of “how to protect my computer …
Among the things I “love” about driving a Tesla, its Safety features—Sentry vs. Dashcam—rank right below the notorious Autopilot. I …
This post will explain NAS security—you’ll know when to worry and when not to—and offer tips on securing your server’s …
TP-Link today announced a new version of its HomeShield add-on, an “upgrade” that’s now powered by Norton, a known online …
For almost a decade—and counting—ransomware has been a massive security headache for individuals and businesses alike. More than just some …
Like many of you, I woke up today to a dreadful email from Samsung telling its “valued customers” that it …
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