by ray | Jun 23, 2015 | Security
A crucial flaw found in Macs allows a malicious app to snatch the passwords from your Keychain — or even directly from other apps. hat exposes the passwords to your iCloud account, notes, photos, email, banking, social media — everything. Indiana...
by ray | Jun 23, 2015 | Security, Wordpress
When it comes to the subject of privacy, more options are usually better. Bloggers and members of your site are more likely to trust and recommend your community if they know that they have the option to protect their content. WordPress Multisite Privacy Settings By...
by ray | Jun 20, 2015 | Security
It is impossible to think too much about protecting your data. If you are operating in the cloud, your provider is responsible for the data that their systems provide. If you are responsible for Information Technology at your firm, protecting data has to always be top...
by ray | Jun 20, 2015 | Security
Here at Dropbox, we take security very seriously, which is why we’re constantly working behind the scenes to protect your data. There are a few things you can do, too, to add even more protection to your account, like setting up a password manager. But what if your...
by ray | Jun 19, 2015 | Security
Earlier this week, Nest launched a new smart camera called “Nest Cam,” a device that will let users see what’s going on inside their home with their smartphones when they’re away. Nest Cam takes Nest beyond its core smart thermostat and smoke detector markets,...
by ray | Jun 15, 2015 | Cloud Tools, Security
Best practices for IT security are often easier to define than to implement. We are doing our best to define best practices at the AWS Security Center, backed up with services and security features that are as easy to implement as possible. In this vein, I want to...
