Rachael Roth

With wider vaccine availability and country borders opening up, many of us are packing our bags. Here’s why you shouldn’t leave cybersecurity at home.

Social engineering expert and white-hat hacker Rachel Tobac tells us just how cautious we should be online.

Security questions might not be the most effective method of securing access points, but you can learn tips and tricks for making the most of them.

Since the start of the pandemic, telehealth platforms have been more necessary than ever. But are they a target for cybercriminals?

Hackers can use your cell phone number for a cyberattack known as a port-out scam. Here’s how they work and how you can protect yourself.

Three of Dashlane’s marketing experts divulge third-party cookie workarounds for advertisers, how Dashlane approaches data security, and their love/hate relationship with ads.

The New York Times journalist and author of “This Is How They Tell Me The World Ends” shares her predictions for the future and life-saving cybersecurity tips.

A future without third-party cookies. Less tracking means a more privacy-focused online experience, but does Google really value user trust over ad dollars?

Clubhouse, the popular audio-based social media platform has come under scrutiny for its privacy policies and most recently for its large-scale data exposure. So should you trust it?

Here are three reasons why you might want to think twice before posting a picture of your vaccination card online.

For Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting women in cybersecurity and asking how they navigate the internet while keeping their data safe.

For Women’s History Month, we’re looking at cybersecurity as it affects women, from surveillance as a feminist issue, to the collection of women-specific data online, and the need for safe internet communities.