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Aug 02, 2016

Flaws Found in Many Security Products

We all trust our security products to protect our environment from attacks. The flaws are not just limited to AVG,

Aug 01, 2016

Great Deal for Your Next SD Card Purchase

If you are in the market for a new SD card, now is the time to buy. Specifically, Amazon has

Jul 28, 2016

LastPass Bug Reveals Passwords

Everybody should be using a password manager. I just had a post the other day talking about Dashlane and a

Jul 27, 2016

The Death of SMS-Based Two Factor Authentication

You should be using two factor authentication (2FA) wherever you can. For those less technically inclined, 2FA uses a second

Jul 26, 2016

Dashlane Enterprise Password Manager for Mobile Devices

I'll say it again. It is now time for everybody to have access to a password manager. In case you've

Jul 25, 2016

Is it Time to Buy a Solid State Drive?

The short answer is yes. Solid State Drives (SSD) have come down in price to the point where you need

Jul 21, 2016

Skype Going to the Cloud – No More Support for Older Devices

In the beginning days of Skype, the technical architecture was peer-to-peer (P2P). This meant that the data flows would bounce

Jul 20, 2016

10TB Drives for Big Dreams

Seagate has announced drives that have capacities appropriate for servers, NAS and killer desktops. Seagate is introducing three new drives

Jul 19, 2016

The Biggest Lie on the Internet

Admit it. Have you ever really read the Terms of Service (TOS) before clicking the 'I accept' button? Apparently, stating

Jul 18, 2016

Should You Take Advantage of the Free Windows 10 Upgrade?

Time is running out to take advantage of the free Windows 10 upgrade, which ends on July 29th. Should you

Jul 14, 2016

Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday Fixes 47 Vulnerabilities

It's that time of month again. Recent updates from Microsoft fixes critical vulnerabilities in Windows, Edge, IE, Office and the

Jul 13, 2016

HTTPS is Good – Not a Magic Bullet

Most users of the Internet know that a URL with HTTPS means the site is secure. Many advocates even say