We used to live on our computers, but now the world is going mobile. Our emails, photos, social media, bank accounts, businesses: everything is tied to our phones. All that sensitive data is just sitting there for anyone to peruse if the unthinkable happens. We lead busy lives and things are left on the restaurant table or check out counter. I have heard some crazy stories about bold thieves snatching Smart phones in broad daylight right in front of the phone’s owner. Android users can take many steps to protect themselves. iPhone platforms have protections too, but that’s for another article.
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- Aug
- 9
- 2011
Q&A: Is my data safe if my Android is lost or stolen?
- posted under : Data Protection, Q&A, Smartphone
- comments : 1
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- Oct
- 11
- 2010
Q&A : What can I do to protect my data when switching computers?
- posted under : Data Protection, Q&A
- comments : 0
This is an age-old story. Your computer is on the fritz and you need a new one. Everything is setup and your data is transferred over to your shiny new computer. All is good with the world and then you think, “What do I do with my old computer?”
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- Jun
- 25
- 2010
Q&A : How can I be safe browsing the Internet?
- posted under : Q&A, Security, Web Browsing
- comments : 2
I’m asked about security when browsing the Internet on almost a daily basis. You may have accidentally installed some sort of fake antivirus by clicking on a scareware or phishing link. You may have been inadvertently forwarded to a pornographic or shady website. Then again, you may have had your credit card stolen. Regardless of how Internet savvy you are, everyone is susceptible to security flaws when browsing the web.
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