IPv4 is running out of unique IP addresses, so IPv6 aims to replace it. This article explains the difference between the two, which is the most secure, and explains why IPv6 adoption has been so slow.
By Paul Bischoff
in VPN & Privacy
on July 23, 2023
The vast majority of VPNs claim to protect against leaking but are they really as good as they claim
By Paul Bischoff
in VPN
on December 7, 2018
We present the essential training resources and tools designed to educate your workforce about CCPA compliance.
By Amakiri Welekwe
in Data Privacy Management
on November 27, 2023
Looking for a new VPN? We've put two reputable VPNs, Surfshark and Avast, head to head to help you decide on the best provider for your requirements. Check it out below.
By Craig McCart
in VPN & Privacy
on May 17, 2023
Browser fingerprinting is a way of collecting your data and using it to identify you. In this post, we reveal exactly how browser fingerprinting works and how to prevent browser fingerprinting.
By Jon Watson
in VPN & Privacy
on October 9, 2020
Smartphones are pocket-sized computers – and computers can be hacked. In this post, we look at some of the more common ways your phone can be hacked and what you can do to protect it.
By Marc Dahan
in VPN & Privacy
on September 22, 2023
Ransomware in education inflicts a $53bn global economic blow through downtime, spotlighting the urg
By Rebecca Moody
in Ransomware Studies
on September 21, 2023
Palo Alto Cortex is an extended detection and response package. Find out what that means and whether you need it.
By Stephen Cooper
in Net Admin
on April 8, 2024
Youku hosts a vast collection of free-to-watch western TV shows and movies that users in the US, UK,
By Paul Bischoff
in VPN & Privacy
on September 10, 2021
Thinking of a career as an information security analyst? We explain all aspects of this position, including job responsibilities, how to become a security analyst, and the salary you can expect.
By Sam Woolfe
in Information Security
on January 28, 2021