With data breaches making headlines almost weekly, the reality is simple: if you’ve had an email address for more than a few years, your information has likely been exposed somewhere on the dark web. Here are some tips to neutralize that risk.
Online age verification started as an effort to keep children away from harmful online content, and it's beginning to reshape how adults use the internet as well. Is it safe?
The most common ways to share passwords include texting, emailing or writing them down, but those methods aren't secure. Here are tips on how to safely share passwords with others.
If you have accumulated many emails over the years and are struggling to identify which one gets you into an account, here are some helpful recovery tips.
Single sign-on is one of those shortcuts that's actually smarter than it might seem, but the full picture is worth understanding before you rely on it for everything.
Home cameras are in focus while the Nancy Guthrie case rolls on. Ken Colburn of Data Doctors says tech isn't inherently invasive, poor security habits are.
Staying connected to work or friends and family is important when traveling abroad, and using eSIM can help secure that connection with the correct provider.
Data Doctors' Ken Colburn has six laptop touchpad fixes for when it’s skipping, lagging, ignoring taps or randomly sending your cursor on a sightseeing tour.
