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?
Cheat Sheet: Keep Your Online Identity Safe In 3 Easy Steps
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
Are you stressed about your online identity
being at risk? You’re not alone – with over 15 million identities stolen each
year in the U.S. alone, identity protection is an understandable concern.
There’s really no need to be afraid – BullGuard is here to protect you, not
just with award-winning products, but also with easy-to-follow tips to make
sure your online identity stays safe.
4 Ways Cybercrooks Are Stealing From You
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
Identity theft is on the increase globally.
Nothing is safe. They’re after your Facebook account, your medical identity and
your financial assets. Typically, most, if not all of this information, exists
in some shape or form on the World Wide Web, which means it can be hacked.
You’re especially at risk if you use the same passwords, variations of the same
password or personal information such as your birth date, to access this
information.
Identity Theft Gains Popularity Among Cybercriminals
Posted by Elena Ionică elena.ionica@bullguard.com
Online
crime nowadays comes in various shapes, and identity theft is already a major
concern for many consumers worldwide. While users are being thoroughly educated
regarding their online behaviour, researchers admit that online identity theft
is on the rise.
Watch Out For Bad News, The Mobile Virus! 6 Tips To Stay Virus-Free
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
It’s no joke the latest in mobile viruses is called ‘Bad News.’ To
date, this virus has infected approximately 9 million Android based devices.
And its attack method is unique.


