Category : Security
Security-related topics that should be PSA.
What You Need for Strong Cybersecurity in Business
by Martin Guay
It's time for every business to take cybersecurity seriously right now. If it's not near the top of your list, it's time to change that....
Securing Your Smartphone: Best Practice
by Martin Guay
Your smartphone is a small, easily stolen piece of technology. It can be your lifeline or just a distraction from life. No matter the case, your smartphone needs to be as secure as it can be. It’s not worth the risk of neglecting its security....
VPN Meaning – Best VPN 2020 Why you should use a VPN right now!
by Martin Guay
Protecting your privacy online is more crucial than ever. Simply just following best "practices" isn't enough now a day. Here comes the world of VPN services....
Year of The Privacy Leak & Data Breaches 2019
by Martin Guay
The Year of the Breaches Year of The Privacy Leak & Data Breaches 2019 was one of the most significant years for privacy information leak and data breaches. We saw several big companies admitting to severe issues. A simple reality check denotes that being a...
#TeamPixel – November Security Update
by Martin Guay
The monthly dump of security updates from Google is now available for all the Pixel goodness. There are 17 issues resolved in the November security patch dated 2019-11-01 and 21 for 2019-11-05. Vulnerabilities range from high to critical, with the most severe relating to the media framework...
Previously known open-source Android spyware makes its debut on Google Play
by Martin Guay
ESET researchers have discovered the first known instances of spyware based on the open-source espionage tool called AhMyth. AhMyth, from which the internet radio app borrowed its malicious functionality, was made publicly available in late 2017. This particular spyware was posing as an internet radio...
Unbelievable Surfshark VPN Review – Keeping your digital life safe!
by Martin Guay
Surfshark VPN Review – Intro My Surfshark VPN review is just that a shark in the battle to retain customers privacy. You can’t be too careful when out and about. Using “FREE” WiFi does carry a risk. With the hustle and bustle I do, I...
Password Managers – Do you use one for your online activities?
by Martin Guay
While a lot of people might simply re-use the same password all over and or variants of that said password, others are taking a different approach to their online security by using a password manager. The use of a password manager allows you to remember...