Digital Security 101

Incogni can help remove your personal information from a large number of data brokers, but there are alternatives that can do more to keep you safe online.

Hackers and cybercriminals use fake websites to trick you into entering passwords, payment details, and other sensitive information.

Hackers only need a minute to wreak havoc on your finances and identity. Learn how to detect malware quickly and shut down cybercriminals.

iPhones can’t be “hacked” in the traditional sense — but scammers have found numerous ways to access your data, photos, Apple ID, and other accounts.

USPhoneBook.com collects and shares personal data, which can put you at risk of harassment or even identity theft — unless you remove your information.

Radaris collects your personal information from public sources and sells it to anyone who will pay — unless you follow these steps to opt out of the site.

If your personal information can be easily found in a Google search, it can put you at risk of harassment, hacking, and even identity theft.

Password managers provide an easy way to securely create, store, and use complex passwords for all of your accounts — as long as you set them up correctly.