Digital Security 101

The IRS begins accepting most tax returns on January 27th, 2025 — but the earlier you submit, the better chance you have of receiving your refund and avoiding scams.

Basic screen time limiting apps can help parents take control of how their children use digital devices — but the best apps do even more to keep your kids safe.

Scammers, stalkers, and hackers can use public information on your social media profiles to target you — unless you change your privacy settings.

If someone used your SSN to file taxes, it’s your responsibility to report the issue. They only need your name, birthday, and SSN to commit fraud.

Scammers and stalkers can track your location by using spyware or legal apps on your phone — unless you follow these steps to keep your location private.

Scammers use LinkedIn to post fake job listings, impersonate recruiters, and trick you into giving them sensitive information or sending money.

Unfamiliar apps and strange phone behavior are a few of the warning signs that your device has been infected and you need to take action immediately.

IDShield claims to provide all-in-one protection against identity theft, fraud, and hacking — but has issues that could leave you vulnerable.