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Is Apple's password manager safe? What Apple users should know
If you use an iPhone, Mac, or iPad, you may have seen prompts asking whether you want to save a password after signing into a website or app. That's Apple's built-in password manager, Passwords. Under...
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Travel tech essentials to stay safe at the FIFA World Cup 2026™
The FIFA World Cup 2026™ runs from 11 June to 19 July across 16 cities in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. That means more time on the move, greater reliance on your phone, and more exposure to crowded...
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Common scams targeting FIFA World Cup 2026™ fans and how to avoid them
One of the largest football events in history will kick off in June, with 48 nations competing across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. With millions of fans expected to travel for the FIFA World...
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What is a cybersecurity risk assessment and how does it work?
Security decisions are only as good as an organization's understanding of its own environment. When that understanding is incomplete, teams can struggle to see where real risk exists or how serious it...
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Roblox IP ban: What it is and what you can do
Roblox enforces community guidelines to keep the platform safe and inclusive for players and content creators. Users who break these rules may face enforcement actions, which might include an IP ban, ...
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Are eSIMs safe for travel and everyday use?
eSIMs make it easy to stay connected while traveling or switching carriers. As with any change in mobile technology, it’s reasonable to ask how eSIMs handle security, tracking, and account protectio...
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How to fix the “Windows has detected an IP address conflict” error
You’ll usually get the “Windows has detected an IP address conflict” error message when two or more devices on your network are competing for the same IP address; this causes the network to get ...
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How often should you change your passwords?
Passwords sit at the center of almost everything we do online, yet expert advice on how often we should update them has bounced around for years. So what is “good security” when it comes to passwo...
