Jessica Molden

Is Your “Smart” Home Gadget Actually a Cybersecurity Risk?

We’ve all seen them: the dirt-cheap smart plugs, budget security cameras, and discounted Wi-Fi-enabled gadgets on online marketplaces that seem too good to be true. While they promise convenience and modern home automation for a fraction of the cost, a recent investigation by The Wall Street Journal suggests they might be bringing something else into […]

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Built for Windows 10 & 11: Why PC Matic v6 is a Must-Have Upgrade

As Windows evolves, so do the digital threats facing your data. Older security software often struggles to keep pace with modern exploits, leaving gaps in your defense. That’s why we developed PC Matic v6 – our most powerful, streamlined protection yet. Designed exclusively for Windows 10 and 11, v6 leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver our

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The Canvas Cyberattack: What It Means for You (And How to Lock Down Your Digital Life)

If you have a student in the house, or if you’ve taken a college class recently, you’ve likely used Canvas. It’s the digital classroom where millions of us submit essays, check grades, and chat with teachers. But Canvas recently became the target of a massive, headline-grabbing cyberattack. A notorious hacking group managed to break into

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Anatomy of the Carnival Breach: Moving From Reactive Response to Zero-Trust

The recent cybersecurity incident at Carnival Corporation serves as a textbook reminder for InfoSec leaders: your perimeter defenses are only as strong as your most easily deceived insider. In a recent incident, an unauthorized actor successfully utilized social engineering to compromise employee access, gaining a foothold in Carnival’s internal infrastructure. While Carnival’s incident response team

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The Carnival Cruise Data Breach: Is Your Passport Safe?

Planning a vacation is stressful enough without worrying about hackers stealing your identity. Unfortunately for past passengers of Carnival Corporation, that nightmare hits close to home. Carnival recently announced a significant data breach that exposed highly sensitive customer information. Here is a breakdown of what happened, why this specific breach is dangerous, and how you

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Child Identity Theft Is Rising. Is Your Household Covered?

You’ve secured your home Wi-Fi, installed a robust antivirus on the family computer, and repeatedly warned your kids never to click on sketchy links. You dust your hands off, confident that your household’s digital life is entirely locked down. But there is a silent threat that standard device security can’t block; one that doesn’t target

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Data Brokers: The Hidden Cyber Threat to Law Firms

In cybersecurity, we often talk about fortifying the perimeter. We invest heavily in next-generation firewalls, secure endpoints, and advanced encryption. But what happens when a cybercriminal doesn’t need to hack their way through your digital front door because they already have the keys to your employees’ private lives? A recent industry analysis highlights an alarming

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