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8 Easy Ways to Keep Your Employees Safe Online

Want to keep your business safe from cyber breaches? Read this blog for 8 super simple ways to keep your employees safe online.

LinkedIn was officially blocked in Russia

LinkedIn was officially blocked in Russia this Thursday, as they were found to be in violation of a Russian data storage law.  The law, passed in 2014 and enacted in September 2015, requires that websites store data for their Russian users on local servers within the country. It also includes data retention provisions for a period of 6 months. The law not only applies to Russian companies, but also applies to Internet companies and other global service providers. LinkedIn submitted an appeal to the ruling to a higher court, which was officially rejected. LinkedIn is a social networking platform used by professionals.

Savvy VPN Users Turn To VyprVPN During Massive DDoS Attack

As we detailed on our blog last week, the largest DDoS attack reported in history took place on October 21. The attack employed the Mirai botnet, a botnet of IoT-connected devices, to take down sites hosted by the Dyn DNS provider. During this time we saw an influx of users on the VyprVPN network. We wanted to share more about how VPNs can provide a valuable service during DDoS attacks, and why people turned to VyprVPN during the incident.

Freedom On the Net 2016 Shows Internet Freedom is on the Decline

Freedom on the Net 2016, an annual report published by Freedom House that examines Internet Freedom around the world, was released this week. This year’s report highlighted an alarming trend – Internet freedom is continuing to decline around the world – for the 6th year in a row. One major contributor to this decline was increased censorship of social media sites and messaging applications. WhatsApp was blocked in 12 countries, and 24 countries blocked social media this year (a significant increase from the 15 that blocked it last year). Social media blocks raise concerns about free speech and the right to communicate, and 2016 even saw some full blown Internet shutdowns. Additionally, VOIP services such as Skype were increasingly blocked, to both censor users and to avoid detracting from the business of in-country telcos.

Russia Blocks LinkedIn for Violating Data Storage Law

LinkedIn was officially blocked in Russia this Thursday, as they were found to be in violation of a Russian data storage law.  The law, passed in 2014 and enacted in September 2015, requires that websites store data for their Russian users on local servers within the country. It also includes data retention provisions for a period of 6 months. The law not only applies to Russian companies, but also applies to Internet companies and other global service providers. LinkedIn submitted an appeal to the ruling to a higher court, which was officially rejected. LinkedIn is a social networking platform used by professionals.

“No Log” Claims: The Truth Behind the Message

Logging is a hot topic in the VPN industry, with lots of chatter surrounding which providers log and how much information they log. Much of this discussion is negative, with assertions that logging is invasive, done for nefarious purposes and that VPN providers that conduct any logging are bad.

Do you know you are being monitored? By an IP address, the government monitors your online activity

In addition to the traditional voice calls,  now we often use Facebook, e-mail, LINE, WhatsApp.  Such communication software now has become the primary objective of monitoring. In fact, the Investigation Bureau and the police unit, also have a dedicated department responsible for internet monitoring.

Why we need use VPN and how can we benefit from using VPN

A VPN  is just most simple way to increase your security on Internet. 

When Your Email Gets Hacked, Follow These Steps

NBA Playoffs 2016: Live Stream the Finals from Absolutely Anywhere

Posted on June 2, 2016