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What is Application Whitelisting?
Application whitelisting, also referred to as application allowlisting, application execution control, and software asset management, is a cybersecurity measure that provides only approved applications access
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Why Cybercriminals Are Targeting Your Child’s Social Security Number
When we think about keeping our kids safe online, we usually focus on screen time limits, blocking inappropriate content, and preventing cyberbullying. But there is
Don’t Let Hackers Hijack Your Refund: Navigating Tax Season Safely
Tax season is stressful enough on its own. Between tracking down W-2s, crunching the numbers, and hoping for a decent refund, it is completely valid
Your Data is for Sale—and It’s Costing Billions
A recent investigation by WIRED has uncovered a staggering reality: data broker breaches have fueled nearly $21 billion in identity theft losses. While most of
Business Security
Zero Trust in Practice: Real-World Lessons
When discussing cybersecurity strategies like Zero Trust, it is easy to get lost in high-level theory. However, the most valuable insights often come from those
Simplifying Zero Trust: A Practical Approach Through Allowlisting and Prevention
Zero Trust is a term that gets thrown around constantly in cybersecurity circles, often accompanied by confusion or intimidation. Is it a product? A single
The High Cost of Crying Wolf: How False Alarms Are Causing Real Outages
It’s 3:00 AM. Your phone buzzes with a critical security notification. Is it a genuine ransomware attack in progress? Or is it the fifth false
How To
Are You Getting the Internet Speed You’re Paying For?
In today’s digital age, our internet connection is more important than ever. From streaming movies and downloading large files to online gaming and video calls,
A Security Upgrade for Windows 7 Users
In today’s digital age, staying secure online is more important than ever. The Internet is constantly evolving its security standards to protect personal information and
How to Opt In for SMS Notifications from PC Matic
Connecting with PC Matic is easier than ever with our SMS notification service. By opting in for text messages, you’ll receive timely updates on product
CyberSafe Tips & Tricks
The Ultimate 2026 Digital Reset Checklist
Welcome to 2026! As we kick off a new year, many of us are focused on physical resolutions—cleaning the garage, hitting the gym, or organizing
Stop Recycling Passwords: How to Generate Uncrackable Codes Instantly
It’s that time of year again. You’ve likely made resolutions to drink more water, hit the gym, or finally organize that junk drawer. But what
Top 5 Holiday Scams to Watch Out For
The holiday season is here, bringing with it a flurry of online shopping, charitable giving, and travel planning. But while you’re hunting for the perfect
CyberNews
China Just Banned U.S. Security Software. Here Is Why That Should Be a Wake-Up Call.
The news out of Beijing this week sends a clear message to the world. Chinese authorities have ordered domestic companies to stop using cybersecurity software
Understanding the Risk: Data Theft Hits Behavioral Health Network
In a troubling development for healthcare privacy, Oglethorpe Inc., a company providing in-patient mental health and addiction recovery services across Florida, Ohio, and Louisiana, recently
Nearly 1 in 10 Americans Lost Money to Online Scams in 2025
46% of Americans Have Faced a Cyberattack — Here’s How to Stay Safe Every year, Aspen Digital and Consumer Reports release a study that looks
Scam Alert
Is Your Password Out There? Massive 2026 Breach Hits Major Tech Platforms
A massive new data breach has been discovered, exposing a staggering 184 million records. If you use the internet, there is a high chance that
One Wrong Keystroke: How a Simple Typo Can Lead to Malware
We’ve all done it. You’re trying to get to Gmail, YouTube, or Amazon quickly, your fingers slip, and you type gamil.com instead of gmail.com. A
The Grinch is a Bot: Why Your Holiday Returns Are Under Attack
As we head into the peak holiday shopping season, major retailers are fighting a new kind of war. It’s not just about black Friday crowds