Cyberattack news is overwhelming. Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that to defend themselves against threats, organizations will spend $1 trillion on security between 2017 and 2021. IT-Harvest has ...

Online security questions — we have all seen them. We log in to a new bank account, social media site or online paid service, and there they are. We are required to ...

Picture this: you're chilling during your free time, your favorite beverage in one hand, scrolling through the latest tech updates with the other, when suddenly a friend texts, panicking about a ...

When security questions and password hints are required for your accounts, you might not be filling them out wisely. To best protect your account security, you shouldn’t be truthful in these fields.

Common sense dictates that before you build a security infrastructure, you need to understand what you’re trying to secure. That knowledge will also enable you to later answer whether your security ...

Identity theft is on the minds of many Americans after hackers obtained the personal information of more than 145 million consumers in the Equifax data breach. By now, you've probably heard money ...

When you set up a new online account the website often will ask you to answer security questions so if the company needs to verify your identity, you can input the right answer to prove you’re you.