Website Security News
Continuing a series on how to strengthen your personal online privacy, we are taking personal inventory of how we connect online. These were themes covered during our webinar on “Security Beyond Your Website: Personal Online Privacy” and during a Twitter conversation (through the #Digiblogchat weekly…
Read More about Personal Online Privacy – Data & Browser Privacy
When California passed an online privacy law that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2020, it made me think about a user’s responsibility when it comes to how we engage…
It isn’t easy to be secure all the time — this is especially true if you are new to cybersecurity. A well-formed security plan takes deliberate effort at the very…
Read More about Safer Internet Day: Security vs. Convenience
We’ve covered a lot of personal security practices, but many people forget how important it is to secure mobile devices, which are riddled with personal information. Website owners should consider…
For the fourth installment of our personal security guides, we are covering how to secure your computer. This includes current versions of Mac (Sierra) and Windows (10). In a future…
This is the third part in our series on personal security that offers methods to strengthen your overall security posture. By taking a holistic approach to security, you are protecting…
In our last post on browser security, we talked about how developing a broader security mindset can help keep your website safe. By taking steps to secure your online accounts…
If your computer is infected, malware can spread to your website through text editors and FTP clients. Weak passwords are also vulnerable to brute force attacks, and using unsecured networks…
