Regardless of a company’s size, location, or industry, using email for professional business communications is vital, and communicating encrypted is often essential. Sending emails is a quick, and convenient way for companies to communicate both internally and externally. While it’s the go-to professional means of communication, it poses security and privacy threats for companies.
As data leaks continue to dominate the tech news cycle, we often hear that emails and passwords were exposed. But what is a hashed password? How does it differ from a non-hashed password and what does "salt" have to do with anything? Let’s dive into these topics and more in today’s guide to cryptography.
As people become more aware of Google’s endless data breaches and lack of user privacy, many are opting for privacy-focused app alternatives. A quick way to ditch Google Calendar is to get a free end-to-end encrypted calendar with Tuta!
An email alias is an additional email address, like a mask or costume, that you can use for a special purpose while protecting your primary address. Tuta Mail lets you get multiple aliases in any of the paid versions. You can use these additional addresses to receive and send secure emails under different identities but using the same email account. In this post, we fill you in on everything you need to know on how alias email addresses protect your identity and security, when you should use use email aliases, and to create unique aliases easily.
Is it possible to balance getting to know someone while keeping personal data secure? Let’s find out. We’ve compiled our own list of suggestions for balancing privacy and openness with online dating apps.
As we share more and more of our personal information online, there’s a massive risk that our data gets abused. If you’ve already become a victim of online harassment, stalking, cyberbullying or other cyber threats, you will know how important it is to keep your personal information off the web. But how to achieve this if your data is already available online? Check our guide to find out!
It has never been easier to visit a bustling unknown city or finding a hidden restaurant with the rise of Google Maps. This ease of navigation has not come without a price, that being the erosion of our privacy.
DeGoogling has become a trend – there’s even a Subreddit about it with more than 100K members! So it’s time for your to learn how to live your life without Google. It’s not only easier than you think, going Google-free will also make your feel safer, more private – and best of all: happier. So check out our top Google replacements for best privacy!
Facebook has positioned itself as an internet cornerstone. From humble beginnings, the tech giant has become a major data predator.
Let's take a look at what kinds of information Facebook is collecting about you both on and off their namesake social media platform.
Every day we are able to do more and more tasks online. Things that used to require us to physically go somewhere like transferring money or booking an appointment are
now easily completed in seconds online. Because everything is moving online, our personal data is becoming digitally available as well, and for cybercriminals this digital data linked
to our identity is extremely valuable. Unfortunately, with this move to becoming digitalized, there has been an increase in activity of cybercriminals and identity theft.
In this guide, we look at the 10 kinds of identity theft, how to spot signs of ID theft and how to protect yourself and your data from fraud.
When it comes to encryption of any kind, technical documentation often refers to both plaintext and ciphertext, but what do these terms mean? The following article will explain in general
terms what is considered plaintext, what is ciphertext, and how do we differ between the two. Let’s get started!
As everything is becoming digital and moving online, our identity and personal data is, too. Many of us are quick to hand out our cellphone numbers, email addresses, and even
social security numbers, passport or ID numbers. While handing out our personal details allows us to get things done efficiently (thank you internet!),
it also leaves room for external threats. This is why protecting your digital identity has become one of the most important tasks to stay safe online.
There are a few easy practices you can integrate into your online routine to ensure you keep your online data secure.
