How To Protect Your Children From Identity Theft
Posted by BullGuard blog@bullguard.com
Someone is stealing from your children, and it’s not Okay. But
what are YOU doing about it?
This is one of the newest issues in internet security over the last few years, with an estimated 10% of children becoming victims. Online identity theft has been around for a while, but child identity theft is a newer development.
BullGuard Launches Robust Solution To Secure PCs and Online Identities
Posted by BullGuard blog@bullguard.com
At a time when online identity theft is on the rise and social media dangers have become prevalent, we’re excited to announce the arrival of our latest BullGuard
Premium Protection – the solution you need against these threats, and more.
Google Glass: The New Trend In Eyeware
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
As with any new product launch, there have been leaks about what new
capabilities the Google Glass will bring with it. Being the first of its kind,
the mind boggles at what our future might look like, and if all goes well, we
won’t be able to live without it.
How To Protect Your Children From Social Media Dangers
Posted by Emma Ban emma.ban@bullguard.com
Social networks
are the new playground for children. Most of the friending and socializing they do nowadays takes
place online. Letting them use all the online socializing tools not only helps
them develop social skills, but also provides them with tech skills from an
early age. And they already seem pretty savvy, don’t they? But with all the
benefits online socializing brings, is it really safe for kids?
Why Social Media Needs 2-Factor Authentication
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
We’ve all heard about the massive companies
getting hacked through social media channels. Take the Associated
Press Twitter hack from a few weeks ago – a false tweet announced that
there had been two explosions at the White House, and that President Barack
Obama had been injured. This one tweet created chaos in the United States and
resulted in a 143-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on the U.S.
stock market. It’s scary what one false tweet can do.


