Category: VPN

Ever since the pandemic has hit, the reliance upon the internet and its related services has been on the high. So much so that even Internet-related frauds have seen some major spikes from 2020 onwards. The over-dependence upon digital services as business and services transition towards post-pandemic makes it an ideal target. Companies such as… Continue reading Internet Security Concerns Jump 16% from 2020 Record: 2021 Unisys Security Index

Of all the promises a VPN company makes, the most crucial is perhaps their no-log policy. According to this policy, VPN providers guarantee that no logs are saved by them.

A recent document released by the National Security Agency and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency focuses on VPN security tips.

Across the world, there are billions of people who use VPN for accessing the internet in a secure way. A VPN or Virtual Private Network enables the user to access websites privately, over the public network. Many times, before using a VPN, people try out insecure ways of browsing the internet and often fall prey… Continue reading VPN Myths: Some common VPN myths busted

Your network and computer might be safe from cybercriminals, all thanks to your robust security and mighty strong passwords. But what about your IoT passwords? Most of the time, people don’t bother changing the password of these devices, which makes them susceptible to miscreants. Beyond that, no other measures are taken to protect the information.… Continue reading How VPN helps IoT devices from malware?

Wi-Fi ensures a convenient way to connect to the Internet and access information. But how many of us know how secure a Wi-Fi connection is? Is your information and location as anonymous as you think?

More than 200 businesses in the United States became the recent victims of a huge ransomware attack.  Kaseya, an IT solutions provider is one of the latest victims.

One of the largest cybersecurity attacks in recent times, this hack took down the biggest fuel pipeline in the U.S.A which led to shortages on the East Coast.

Here are some frequently asked questions about VPN that will help gain clarity on what to expect from VPNs.

A study conducted recently by Top VPN service providers, most of the free VPN servers operate out of China. As China has strict laws for private networks within their country, the free VPN services could be supported by the Government to get access to information from foreigners.