Algorithms have been used for thousands of years in one shape or another, and now play a crucial role in providing information, but their influence on shaping opinions, especially among children and young adults, has raised concerns.

If you thought that modern phones were vulnerable to cyberattacks, wearable devices present even larger security risks.

While online, children may face many challenges. But when met with potential danger, do they know how to react? We have prepared three scenarios your children might experience online.

Text messages are simple and have extremely high open rates.

Upgrading to new software can be a difficult decision but it brings many benefits.

Back-to-school season offers a great opening for phishing, ransomware and other scams.

Social media data is accessible to many more than you might realize.

Is there such a thing as too much protection? Let’s consult Sci-Fi lore for guidance.

Our mobile phones are an undeniable part of our lives in the 21st century. We use them to contact our nearest and dearest, check the news, access the internet, make online purchases and even log into accounts, ideally via multi-factor authentication (MFA). Using MFA can block up to 99% of automated attacks. Undeniably, MFA is important for safe mobile use; however, have you ever thought about which types of MFA are riskiest and why?