Today’s technology creates more opportunity for your personal information to end up in the wrong hands, which can lead to fraud and ...

Malware One of the biggest threats to cybersecurity is malware, which damages or disables computers. You can unknowingly download...

Many consumers use portable devices to connect to the Internet. Because these devices often contain a lot of personal information, treat...

From computers to mobile devices, we are online more often and in more places than ever before. That’s why cybersecurity is so...

A minor distraction is all it takes for a laptop to vanish. If it goes missing, all the valuable information stored on it may fall into...

Monitor your computer for unusual behavior. Your computer may be infected with malware if it: slows down, crashes, or displays repeated...

If you suspect there is malware on your computer, take these steps: Stop shopping, banking, and doing other online activities that...

Scam artists try to trick people into clicking on links that will download viruses, spyware, and other unwanted software — often by...

Scammers, hackers and identity thieves are looking to steal your personal information - and your money. But there are steps you can take...

Apps now allow you to access your home network from a mobile device. Before you do, be sure that some security features are in place. Use...

It’s also important to protect your network from attacks over the internet by keeping your router secure. Your router directs traffic...

Allow only specific devices to access your wireless network. Every device that is able to communicate with a network is assigned a unique...

Once you go wireless, you should encrypt the information you send over your wireless network, so that nearby attackers can’t eavesdrop on...

Going wireless generally requires connecting an internet "access point" – like a cable or DSL modem – to a wireless router, which sends a...