TECHNOLOGY PODCAST

Your digital identity is essentially the collection of information, accounts, credentials, and online activity associated with you.

Financial technology, or fintech, has made money faster and more convenient than ever.

Every time you visit a website, search for something, click a link, watch a video, or interact with an advertisement, you can create information about your interests.

Businesses can use data to personalize services, improve products, detect fraud, understand customers, and deliver advertising.

Social engineering is the use of psychological manipulation to trick people into giving away information, money, access, or control.

Technology has made our lives easier. We can send money in seconds, shop from anywhere, communicate with people across the world, and access almost any information we need.

For years, we've been told to create longer passwords, use different passwords for every account, and avoid writing them down.

For decades, passwords have been the main way we prove that we are who we say we are online.

When people hear the word cybersecurity, they might imagine large corporations, government agencies, or cybersecurity experts sitting in front of complicated computer screens.

When we hear the word "hacker," many people imagine someone sitting in a dark room, surrounded by computer screens, typing complicated code at incredible speed.