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How to Enable Auto-Unlock for BitLocker Drives

There's no need to manually unlock your BitLocker drives every time you want to use them. Here's how to set them to automatically unlock on your PC.

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Everything You Need to Know About the Twofish Encryption Algorithm

Many believe Twofish is more secure than AES, the most popular encryption algorithm in the world.

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What Is the YTStealer Malware and What Does It Do?

This malware can steal your YouTube account and sell it on the dark web. Here's what you need to know about YTStealer malware.

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How to Protect Removable Drives With BitLocker To Go

Here's how to keep your portable drives secure with Windows' BitLocker To Go feature.

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How Does an NDA Protect Your Data?

What's the definition of an NDA? What's the difference between an NDA and a confidentiality agreement? Here's what you need to know.

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What Is Security Service Edge (SSE) and Why Is It Important?

This emerging concept aims to help organizations manage cloud work and data storage. Here's everything you need to know.

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Why You Need to Delete Your Period App

Does your period-tracking app keep your data private? And if not, what are the most secure period-tracking services you should try?

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The 10 Most Important Cybersecurity Statistics You Need to Know

The best way to protect yourself from cybercrime is through knowledge. So here's what you need to know about phishing, malware, and more!

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10 Risks When Dual Booting Operating Systems

Dual booting Windows and Linux can boost productivity, but can introduce risks and issues that affect performance.

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How to Find Out if Your Passwords Are Being Sold Online

Even your strongest passwords aren't safe from hackers. But there are ways to check if your password is stolen or not.

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The 5 Best USB Drive Encryption Software

Looking to encrypt your USB drive? Here are the best programs you can use.

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What Is Zero Trust Network Access?

How do you prevent cyberattacks and data leaks? Zero Trust Network Access could help you secure your systems from inside and outside threats.

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What Is Full-Disk Encryption? Why Should You Use It?

Learn all about one of the fundamental ways to encrypt the data on your storage drive.

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What Are the 4 Biggest Dangers of Using Public Wi-Fi Networks?

Connecting to an unsecure network? What security risks does a public Wi-Fi connection pose? Here's what you should know.

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How Do Cybercriminals Buy and Sell Personal Data on the Dark Web?

If private data is so valuable, why don't you actually see it for sale? Where do cybercriminals sell their bounties? Here's what you need to know.

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3 Easy Ways to Secure Your Data in Half an Hour

We hand over vast amounts of data online, but we're too busy to do anything about it, right? Wrong. Here's what you can do in just 30 minutes.

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What Is the Definition of a Data Breach?

You'll have heard the terms "data breach" and "data leak", but what are their meanings? Breaches happen all the time: here's what you need to know.

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How to Protect Your Network From Insider Threats

Insider threats can be intentional or accidental; either way, they can cost you money and your reputation. Here's how to fight back.

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What Are VPN Logs and Are They a Security Risk to You?

Virtual Private Networks are supposed to keep your data anonymous. But that's not always the case. Here's why VPN logs are so bad.

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What Are Fake Emergency Data Requests?

Cybercriminals can fake an emergency data request to steal user information from tech companies. Here's everything you need to know.

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