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Most Internet users these days still haven’t fully understood the importance of establishing effective mechanisms to create secure passwords. In order to understand how complex the risk is, researchers at Virginia Tech University and Dashlane analysts have carried out one of the largest empirical studies on password reuse and modification patterns. After examining a database of over 28 million users and their 61 million passwords, they have uncovered an alarming figure: 52% of the users studied have the same passwords (or very similar and easily hackable ones) for different services. The harm that this bad habit can cause in a business environment...

The Internet has become an integral part of daily life, with the current generation of children never having known a time before the World Wide Web existed. This does not mean that Generation Z instantly knows how to use the Internet safely however – and there is a vast amount of content available online that is unsuitable for children. So how can parents keep their kids safe? Use the tools you have available Virtually every home broadband router has some kind of filtering built-in, allowing you to restrict access to adult content for instance. You will need to refer to...

Panda Full Encryption, is an additional module for Panda Security’s endpoint protection and advanced adaptive security solutions, designed to centrally manage full disk encryption. Panda Full Encryption leverages BitLocker, a proven and stable Microsoft technology, to encrypt and decrypt disks without impacting end users and providing organizations with the added value of centrally controlling and managing the recovery keys stored on Panda Security's cloud-based management platform: Aether. Watch Video Aether Platform Management Platform Panda Aether Platform is an efficient, scalable and extensible platform for centrally managing all Panda Security's endpoint solutions. This management platform is based on 8 pillars: Real-Time...

Email encryption is the process of disguising the content of your email messages to protect them from being read by unwanted parties. Sensitive information such as social security numbers, passwords, login credentials and bank account numbers are vulnerable when sent via email. When encrypting emails, it’s important to encrypt all of them, not just the ones with sensitive information. If only some of your emails are encrypted, it is a red flag for a hacker and could make your inbox even less secure. They will only have to hack into a few emails rather than sift through hundreds to find...