Your computer or apps could know more about you than your friends and family. It's creepy when you think about how much data our digital lives represent. Check out these simple strategies to limit the amount of information you're giving access to about yourself.

It's called a laptop, but that doesn't mean it's good to sit your computer on the soft surface of your lap. Learn why. Plus, more about other ways to prevent physical damage to your laptop computer.

It’s tempting to hold back on purchasing new IT equipment. Yet it can sometimes cost you more if you hang onto equipment for too long. Did you know that if a device is more than 3 years old it’s cheaper to buy a new one? It’s all about getting the balance right. Between equipment that can be repaired and will happily last another couple of years – versus slow, unproductive equipment that really needs to be replaced. Read our new article to learn 7 signs that will tell you whether you need new computers.

Without webcams, many of us wouldn't be able to stay connected with colleagues or family during COVID-19. You may want to spend time videoconferencing for work or pleasure, but you don't want to be connecting to criminals without you knowing it! Bad actors could be spying on you using your webcam. Learn how to protect yourself.

Everyone loves new tech on the holidays. But is that device ready to go out of the box? What will you do with the data on your old device? We can help.

You're lucky to have a work computer. It makes you so much more productive and mobile. Be smart and be safe. There are some common mistakes people make with their work computers. We've collected 8 things you shouldn't do.