Nia says she is on her phone virtually 24/7.

Her last name is not being revealed – she is a WPTV promotions producer. She even, once, made her social media sites public pages, open for all to see. Cybersecurity experts warn that trading privacy for popularity is a huge risk.

Do you sit in front of a computer a lot? Have you noticed any issues with your eyes or eyesight? Headaches? It might be your computer. So, what can you do?

1. Make sure the monitor resolution matches the settings.
Make sure your monitor resolution matches your screens native resolution.

We’ve all wished our computer was a little faster at one time or another. So here are some tips on how to give your Windows 10 computer a tune-up for little or no money.

But first, a disclaimer. As always, before changing settings or making any changes, you should be sure you have multiple, good backups, just in something goes wrong.

EMERGENCY NOTICE: There has been an emergency critical vulnerability alert from the NSA, Department of Homeland Security and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) that requires urgent action.

All Servers and Desktops should be immediately patched with the newly released fix.

At this time of year, with packages being delivered, many people are reliant on their security cameras to protect their homes. However, the thieves may be one step ahead of the technology.

Lake Worth resident Kristen Carr has been watching surveillance footage of her Lake Worth home, over and over, after she claims her bicycle was stolen from her front yard.

A lot of parents constantly ask themselves who their kids are talking to online and just what they are talking about.

Especially since the arrest this week of 24yr old Michael Wilson on 32 counts of possessing child pornography.

Indian River County Sheriff’s Office Deputies say that he acquired the material from the popular game app, ‘Discord’. The app allows friends to talk and chat outside the game.

The sound of footsteps, a dark street, a late shift; all reasons why close to 2 million smartphone users are installing a safety app called “Noonlight.” Last December, police in Denver credited the app for the rescue of a boy who used the GPS-based panic button system to alert officers following an abduction.

Do you have any computers with Windows 7 (or, gulp, Win8) on them anywhere in your business? Time’s up! Give them the boot! Don’t wait until tomorrow. Find them today.

The deadline is finally here. Microsoft is ending support. That means no more monthly security patches at the very least.

From L to R Alan Crowetz, of InfoStream Inc, Brigadier General Robert Spalding, Robert Rannebaum of Simmons and White Inc

Alan had the opportunity to hear a presentation by Brigadier General Robert Spalding on the subject of 5G and the threats China presents.