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The Importance of Security During Digital Marketing Campaigns

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These days, it’s imperative that you get your digital marketing right. More people have access to your digital advertising via places like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram than ever before. When you do a significant marketing push, there’s a good chance that a lot of it will be digital, and a lot of it will be on these social platforms. 

Between you putting your information out on the net and other people potentially answering your ads by inputting their information through digital means, online security has never been more critical.

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3 Reasons Private Citizens Need New Encryption Technology

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The awareness of just how prevalent cybercrimes are has skyrocketed in the last few years, which is expected given that so many multinational corporations and major political parties have been hacked. These hacks are causing major financial and reputational damage to these institutions, but are they causing people to take cybersecurity seriously?

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Why You Really Should Look at VPN Services

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These days, the term “VPN” keeps popping up more and more – and really, it is not a surprise at all. With all the Big Brother paranoia spreading, not to mention unscrupulous people who are out to make a quick buck out of other people’s lax security habits, online privacy (security) is something that we all should pay more attention to.

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What exactly is a VPN?

It’s short for Virtual Private Network. From the technical side of things, a VPN is comprised of a bunch (or a big bunch) of computers that are connected together over a public network. The thing about a VPN is that it has security measures in place, which you gain access to when you connect to it.[Read More]

Protecting Your Privacy: 5 Tips to Securing Your Privacy

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In most countries in the world, including the United States, privacy is generally not a legally protected right. The incidences when an invasion of privacy goes punished are usually when it is in conjunction with another crime, such as breaking and entering or theft. As a result, there are constant risks coming from every angle and an army of different people and corporations who are looking to invade your personal privacy, both physically and online. And since it is both hard to catch and hard to prosecute, it is largely up to us to protect our own privacy. Here are five ways in which you can help secure your privacy every day.[Read More]