Elliot Nesbo
Staff Writer for Security
157 articles published since April 16, 2021
About Elliot Nesbo
Elliot has been a freelance tech writer for four years. He primarily writes about fintech and cybersecurity. He is highly knowledgeable about I.T. and online threats. His work includes articles about how to protect networks and personal computers against hackers.
What Is Qi2 Wireless Charging and How Is It Better Than Qi?
Qi wireless charging has allowed us to charge Android phones wirelessly. We're now getting Qi2, but what makes it different?
What Is Security Automation and How Can You Implement It?
Here’s everything you need to know about security automation.
What Is Industrial Espionage and How Can You Protect Your Private Data?
No business wants its private information falling into the hands of a competitor. How could that potentially happen and how can you stop it?
What Are Enterprise Browsers and How Do They Increase Your Security?
Though still considered new, enterprise browsers offer increased security for businesses. Here's everything you need to know.
This Password Hack Means Your Employer Needs to Patch Microsoft Outlook Today
Even typical email security won't protect you from this clever vulnerability in Outlook. Fortunately, you're not helpless.
How Many Watts Does a Laptop Use and How Much Does It Cost to Run?
Just how much power is your laptop drawing per day, and how much is it costing you?
How Hackers Are Using OneNote Files to Spread Malware
Do you download OneNote files as attachments? Most people trust such files. But they could download malware onto your device.
Is Mercari Legit? How to Tell if a Mercari Seller Is Genuine
Mercari is a popular choice to buy second-hand items, but is it safe? We look at if Mercari's legit and how to tell if sellers are genuine.
What Is Security as a Service?
Security as a Service is a model that means you don't require your own security experts; that's one of many reasons to consider SECaaS providers.
8 Reasons You Need a Full Desk Pad
Desk pads are more than just glorified mouse pads. Here's why you need one for your computer table.
Physical Drive Encryption vs. Software Drive Encryption: What's the Difference?
How should you protect your personal information?
What Is a Security Operations Center?
Worried about your business falling prey to a cyberattacker? You might need a SOC. So what does a SOC do?
What Is Micromobility? 5 Ways It's Changing Transport
Micromobility provides an attractive alternative to driving a car and has many benefits for you and the world.
Is DealDash a Scam or Can You Get Legit Bargains?
You might have seen DealDash's too-good-to-be-true ads. But is it a scam? If not, how does DealDash actually make money? Let's find out.
What Is an Incident Response Retainer?
Don't have enough money to hire an IT team to protect your security? There might be another way to stave off hackers.
NordVPN vs. ExpressVPN: Which VPN Should You Use in 2023?
ExpressVPN and NordVPN are two of the best VPN services, but which is right for you? We compare prices, advanced features, and more.
What Are Broken Authentication Vulnerabilities?
Hackers could gain access to private accounts via session IDs, information sharing, and more. Here's what you need to know.
What Is GAP Insurance and Do You Need It for Your EV?
If your car is totaled or stolen, GAP insurance provides additional cover beyond a standard policy. We'll explain whether it's worth buying.
Should You Unplug Electronic Devices When You're Not Using Them?
We all leave devices plugged in for convenience, but should we take the time to unplug everything?
What Is a Headrest Monitor? Should You Install Them in Your Car?
Want to keep the kids quiet on a long journey? A headrest monitor might be what you need.