Hackers have accumulated a wealth of information about you over the years - more than enough to open up a new credit card under your name and damage your credit score. Stop them in their tracks by freezing your credit.

What does the hack look like for Twitter’s reputation and for the accounts impacted?

Been to Vegas? You’ve most likely visited or stayed at an MGM Resorts property, and bad news, your information is currently for sale on the dark web. Even worse: it’s been there for over a year.

Some organizations have been inundated with DDOS attacks in the wake of recent increased advocacy activity. But help is on the way!

While you’re most likely not travelling at the moment, if you previously flew on easyJet, you may need to take action to protect your information.

Served fresh from hackers to your family’s table, it’s the latest email scam that almost tricked two members of my family.

Cybersecurity and privacy are intrinsically connected. The ability to protect your privacy often relies on cybersecurity working correctly. We’ll talk a lot about privacy here on the ACT, but today we’ve got two quick checks for you.

Zoom has been in the news a lot lately - they’ve been bringing a lot of people together easily. But cybersecurity researchers and the FBI have noted that there are a lot of areas where Zoom could be doing better. Check out our guide on how to understand the underlying issues, and how to decrease your risk.

Hotel giant Marriott was hacked….again. Find out what that means for your data and how you can stay safe and avoid having your identity stolen

As the world continues to manage its response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), hackers have also continued to exploit the global pandemic. And while their work had previously focused on only the pandemic itself, they have moved on to new subjects that have come from our new normal. Here are three things you need to watch out for this week.

Your boss replies to your email at 4:55 on a Friday asking you to update the wire transfer number to another company before you leave. You quickly take care of it, but now your organization is out millions of dollars.

You’ve seen those RFID blocking wallets and purses at stores that are meant to protect your credit cards. But are they really worth it?

If you’ve shopped at J. Crew, you should know they were hacked over a year ago, meaning you need to ACT right now.

Hackers are using the coronavirus against you and you may not realize it until it’s too late.

It’s tax time, and that means hackers are ready to take your refund from your back pocket. Stop them in their tracks with these tips!

These days is seems that only three things are certain: death, taxes, and data breaches. We hear about data breaches all the time, but what exactly does a data breach even mean, and more importantly, what does it mean for you?