How to Protect Your Background Check Information
Protecting your background check information starts with knowing exactly what data exists about you and who has access to it.
Steve
Steve is a cyber journalist and the lead editor at Data Breach Radar.
What to Do If Your Resume Is Leaked Online
If your resume has been leaked online, your first priority is damage control: immediately freeze your credit with Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, then...
How to Recognize Job Offer Scams After Breaches
You can recognize job offer scams after data breaches by watching for requests for personal information before any interview, job offers that arrive...
Best Privacy Settings for LinkedIn
The best privacy settings for LinkedIn involve a strategic combination of adjustments: enabling private browsing mode, disabling your public profile from...
How to Protect Your Apple ID From Hackers
Protecting your Apple ID from hackers requires a layered defense strategy built on three core practices: enabling two-factor authentication, using a...
What Information Do Tech Company Breaches Expose
Understanding what information do tech company breaches expose is essential for anyone interested in cybersecurity and data breaches.
How to Secure Your Microsoft Teams Account
Securing your Microsoft Teams account requires a layered approach: enable multi-factor authentication, configure external access restrictions, manage...
Signs Your Zoom Account Has Been Hacked
The most obvious signs that your Zoom account has been compromised include receiving password reset emails you didn't request, discovering unfamiliar...
How to Protect Your Video Call Privacy
Protecting your video call privacy requires a combination of platform settings, environmental awareness, and deliberate habits.
What to Do If Your Messaging App Is Compromised
If your messaging app has been compromised, you need to act immediately: log out of all active sessions from a secure device, change your password, enable...