Get this: More than 300 billion emails are sent and received every day. Gmail is, of course, one of the biggest providers out there. If you’re a Google user, make sure your account is secure. Your ...

Attila covers software, apps and services, with a focus on virtual private networks. He's an advocate for digital privacy and has been quoted in online publications like Computer Weekly, The Guardian, ...

Discover how to create a unique and secure username for your online accounts, and find out why it’s just as important as having a strong password. When it comes to protecting yourself online, having a ...

Secure email providers offer end-to-end encryption to prevent third parties from seeing transmitted content. Fully encrypted email providers aren't quite as common as end-to-end encrypted texting ...

Recent research from Verizon shows that 96% of social engineering attacks are done through email, and for that reason alone, you might want to consider adding extra security. Let’s discuss the ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. From vendors to clients to marketing outreach and beyond, countless emails fly in and out of a small business each day. And with ...

What can you do to protect yourself against this daily war against those who are so dishonest? Try these simple tips to help protect yourself. The focus is on users that use Outlook but a lot of these ...

In this post, we will show you how to add, create, merge, remove, and use an Outlook email alias & use the same Inbox & account settings for different aliases. Outlook.com supports multiple email ...

If you want to protect your email from prying eyes, but don’t need the kind of protection that keeps spies and whistleblowers alive, ProtonMail could be the secure email service for you. It utilizes ...

Yahoo has joined forces with rival Google to create a secure email system that will make it almost impossible for hackers or government officials to read users' messages. The joint tool will create a ...

It also includes a "preload list" of email servers that have promised to support STARTTLS, which can help detect downgrade attacks. According to the blog post, this means "more secure email, and less ...