As Cybersecurity Awareness Month draws to a close, voters across the U.S. gear up to cast their ballots in November’s midterm elections. One of the biggest concerns on everyone’s minds has been just how secure voting is.

You’ve likely heard the term net neutrality a lot in recent years, and it’s not likely to go away anytime soon. As of Monday, June 11, the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) “Restoring Internet Freedom” order officially went into effect. This measure repeals rules put into place by the FCC during the Obama administration which regulated the ability of Internet service providers (ISPs) to block, slow or speed up access to specific online services.

Outlining the facts of the hype surrounding the DNA testing method used to identify the Golden State Killer in 2018.

A recent poll conducted by Gallup revealed that 55% of U.S. Facebook users rated themselves as “very concerned” about their personal information being sold to or used by other companies and organizations. What can be done?

Facial recognition technology is one of the more powerful and, sometimes, frightening aspects of the biometric technology boom that has swept the world in recent years. Can you opt out?

Analysis of data published by SplashData on the worst passwords of 2017, including tips on how readers can ensure their own logins pass muster.

Do you know the key to identifying a fake website versus a legitimate one?

Online privacy is an important concern for people of all ages, especially in the Digital Age, but it is perhaps most important when it comes to the most vulnerable digital citizens: children.

Explaining the details of text message-based phishing and how consumers can recognize it.

Facebook and other social media websites are fighting back against revenge porn. Here's what they're doing and why it matters to us all.