Governments, businesses, and individuals can buy information about you that's been gathered online, like your health status, contact details and your location.

There are so many social media platforms for us to choose from— and the same is true for cybercriminals looking to deploy their next attack.

Put yourself ahead of today’s identity thieves by learning about five of the most common types of identity theft  and how to prevent that from happening to you.    

NortonLifeLock managing director for APAC Mark Gorrie explains what you need to know about the deep and dark web and the pros and cons of both.

When sending information on unprotected networks you leave your digital life, including bank and credit information, personally identifiable information and even social media login details, vulnerable to cybercriminals.

Identity credentialing, proving you are who you say you are, needs to catch up to the technologies available. Currently, most organisations use simple means.

Have you ever visited the website of a well-established brand but something about it didn't seem right? That may not have been the brand's website at all.