Preparing for the Unexpected
While many people plan for a retirement in which they live through the end of life in their homes, few people have a real grasp of the costs involved. In the Research Triangle Park area (RTP), 24/7 agency home care... Read More →
After Coronavirus, Long-lasting Impacts for Businesses and Homeowners
The coronavirus pandemic has caused many homeowners and businesses to adopt “clean-home” technologies. Disinfectant fans and germ-fighting UV light robots are in demand from high-end homeowners and businesses hoping to enter reopening phases. The University of Southern California developed the... Read More →
Cell Phones & Location Tracking
Taking Control of Your Information Smartphones are a convenience to our everyday lives, but they can also serve as a sophisticated tracking device that allows companies to obtain information about our specific location. This information sharing through location tracking may... Read More →
Keep Your Credit Safe
A credit freeze, also referred to as a security freeze, allows you to restrict access to your credit report. Once a freeze is in place, creditors cannot access your credit score and detailed reports of your credit cannot be released,... Read More →
Reduce the Number of Account-Related Documents You Receive by Mail
You can reduce the number of account-related documents and disclosures you are currently receiving by US Mail by updating the delivery preferences at the custodian of your account(s). Update your e-delivery preferences by logging into your account and navigating to... Read More →
How To Manage Robocalls
A recent AARP survey found that an overwhelming number of U.S. adults find robocalls “annoying” and “disruptive”. Robocalls have now made their way to both our cell phones and landlines. The article published on the AARP website in May 2019... Read More →
Use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
A recent article published in Forbes highlighted 60 cybersecurity predictions for 2019. Among those predictions was the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) as “dual-use” technologies. Many of us now have AI or ML solutions such as... Read More →
Human Vulnerabilities Can Impact Email Security
An increasing number of cyber-attacks are designed to take advantage of human behavior rather than flaws in hardware or software. Email security remains the primary weak link for most individuals as attackers target our natural curiosity, our desire to be... Read More →