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Digital assets include: entertainment files (e.g. music downloads), personal memories (e.g. photographs), personal communications (e.g. emails), personal records (e.g. health, financial, insurance),

Here is why home security video systems are essential. In the movie "Wedding Crashers" actors Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson crashed weddings in pursuit of women and wine. Their antics were perceived as relatively harmless because they were two fun guys injecting their lively fun attitudes into the party.

Yet another reason to invest in home security systems. Some people work in a building, others on construction sites. Some work in banks and some in people's homes. Burglars and bandits go to work to rob banks and homes and that's a normal days work for them.

FedEx isn't responsible for this scam, but their brand unintentionally lends credibility to the scammers, who reference FedEx in their scammy emails, knowing that aligning with FedEx helps their scam proliferate. It's an insidious ruse that hurts all involved.

Match.com has begun screening for users whose names appear on public sex offender registries. As I told the E-Commerce Times, "Doing nothing is a poor option. Also, consider that not every sex offender is tech-savvy, and some will get banned."

An excellent way to improve one's level of security intelligence is to follow the writings of Robert X. Cringley, one of my favorite technology know-it-alls.

In Gemalto's eBanking Security Guide, a question is asked: "Banking is changing, are you?" Banking is a changing business. Since the early 1980's banking has been going digital and moving online.

Worried about shopping online safely? Shopping online is unquestionably more convenient and efficient than traditional commerce. However it can be scary when entering your personal information on sites you aren't familiar with.

Despite the recession, online dating and matchmaking services are becoming increasingly popular. More than ever before, people are looking for love online.

1. Data Breaches: Businesses suffer most often from data breaches, making up 35% of total breaches. Medical and healthcare services are also frequent targets, accounting for 29.1% of breaches.