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As people increasingly use their mobile devices – laptops, smart phones and tablets – for personal as well as professional purposes, they also increase the risk that they’ll fall victim to hackers. Since iPads are rapidly becoming the mobile devices of choice, here are 10 tips from the National Security Agency to help you make your iPad…
Laptop makers have nothing to fear from any version of Apple’s iPad … for now. The iPad may be all that, but where’s the bag of chips? Apparently, according to Dan Gordon in his article for Intivix, they’re not coming. Others, like Will Shanklin and Lauren Hockenson, would disagree. Shanklin and Hockenson believe that the…
Privacy is important to everyone. And it’s an essential part of public safety. Just as patients’ health records contain ultra-sensitive information like Social Security numbers and home addresses, so do student records. And cyber thieves don’t discriminate when it comes to hacking the information they need to commit identity theft. The soon-to-be released Notice of…
Once upon a time, the school was one of the safest places a child could be. Now the children are using computers in their classrooms, even in kindergarten, that safety has been compromised. The Internet is everywhere, so the potential threats of Internet use are everywhere, too. Hospitals and other health care facilities aren’t the…
Most professionals receive dozens of emails all day every day, legitimate emails from PR reps touting their companies’ latest achievements, authors offering free excerpts of their latest books, questions from co-workers, instructions from supervisors and so on arrive throughout each day. Add to that any personal emails that come in, and it starts to become…
