Personal Computer Security: Using Uncommon Sense There's a lot of people out there that want your personal and financial information for unethical reasons. Learn how to protect yourself.

SECURITY CHECKLIST How to Protect Computers, Data, and Personal Information Taking Action Taking action to personally ensure computer security helps protect everyone from data and identity theft, ...

Protect yourself by securing your personal information, understanding the threat of identity theft, and exercising caution.

Consumer credit reporting giant TransUnion warns it suffered a data breach exposing the personal information of over 4.4 ...

Desktop Witness: The do's and don'ts of personal computer security by Michael Caloyannides, John Wiley, £27.50, ISBN 0471486574 COMPUTERS have changed the world. The Internet and the Web ...

Viruses are no longer the biggest threats for most users, particularly now that software updates itself automatically and so much personal computing happens over the internet.

After years of speculation about the risk IoT and personal devices pose to enterprise security, research has revealed the threat is “immense” and probably greater than most firms realise.

“Passwords are often weak and people re-use them” across different online services, said Benoit Grunemwald, a cybersecurity expert with Eset. Sophisticated attackers can crack a word of eight ...