Security Tips

So you want to get a password manager for your company, but your boss—or their boss—is hesitant. Here’s everything you need to know to get the buy-in necessary to implement Dashlane in your company  1. Reveal the risk  The first thing to do is show that poor password habits can put company data at risk, especially with more people working from home […]

The more cognizant employees and the general public become about online security risks, the savvier hackers seem to be. As much as we’d like to think we’re ahead of the curve with a keen eye for fraud, hacking has become increasingly sophisticated, making it all the more pertinent that employees know what to look out […]

Think of your company’s passwords as baby Yodas—they must be protected at all costs. A password is the most crucial element to keeping your company’s data secure—as well as the weakest link when it comes to data security, though only 31% of companies use a password-management solution to protect their data. (ICYMI, here’s our post […]

If there were a popularity contest for hacking schemes, phishing would win by a landslide. Most commonly in the form of an email, a phishing scheme entices users to click on a malicious link, then leads them to expose personal or business credentials, either by entering them into a fraudulent site or by confirming sensitive […]

Call it the password paradox. Passwords were originally developed as a simple way to safeguard sensitive information.

If eyes are the window to the soul, browsers are the window to, well, everything on the internet. But that window goes both ways-leaving it open means your information is vulnerable to “bad actors” and hackers. Luckily, there are ways to put the virtual curtain up, so to speak, and protect your digital privacy. Is […]

If you want to feel like a private eye, scroll through the feed on your Venmo app. Thanks to Venmo’s social feature, you can see that Daniel and Josh split an order of tacos last week; you can assume who your exes are dating based on a series of heart emojis and frequent transactions; and […]

Video games and gaming have become more popular in the pandemic, but they may pose a threat to kids’ cybersecurity. Here are our tips for keeping kids’ accounts safe against phishing scams, hackers and cyberattacks, using 2Fa, password managers, and more.

With a larger-than-usual percentage of employees working from home, Slack has gained even more prevalence in our work days—and drawn questions about end-user privacy.

Now that many schools are operating virtually, it’s the perfect time to evaluate your kids’ understanding and awareness of digital privacy, and brush up on your own knowledge.

In an effort to keep students and the greater public safe during the pandemic, some colleges forget to factor in students’ privacy.

How do hackers get their hands on passwords in the first place and how are they then used in credential stuffing attacks? We explain.