Tyler Cross

1 month ago | safetydetectives.com | Tyler Cross |Kate Davidson

Fact-checked by The easiest way to block ads on Peacock is with a good ad blocker. To find the ones that actually work, I tested every ad-blocking strategy available, including do-it-yourself solutions, standalone ad blockers, VPNs with built-in ad blockers, and even antiviruses that tout their ad-stopping capabilities. My favorite ad blocker that works on Peacock is Private Internet Access’s MACE. It blocked every Peacock ad during my tests.

2 months ago | safetydetectives.com | Tyler Cross |Sam Boyd

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Jan 9, 2025 | safetydetectives.com | Tyler Cross

Casio suffered a data breach that resulted in thousands of people’s sensitive data being exposed by hackers. In October, the Japanese tech giant Casio disclosed that its systems faced unauthorized access to its systems and that there was some disruption. The company promptly began a forensic investigation of the intrusion to figure out exactly what happened. Unfortunately, its research determined that nearly 6,500 employees had their data compromised by foreign threat agents.

Jan 9, 2025 | safetydetectives.com | Tyler Cross

ExpressVPN, the company behind the popular VPN service, released a new line of eSIM data packages. The eSIMs are launching on an associated website, Holiday.com. SIM cards have been used alongside phones since the early years of cell phones, but traveling with them isn’t easy. Traditional SIMs need to be swapped out in each new country to get access to your mobile carrier and get an internet connection. You can also rely on public Wi-Fi while abroad, but this presents its own security risks.

Jan 8, 2025 | safetydetectives.com | Tyler Cross

Only 26 percent of Europe’s top companies have an adequate cybersecurity level. Companies were scored using SecurityScorecard’s A-to-F rating system, which rates a company’s ability to adequately respond to cybersecurity threats. The rating system is used to help quickly identify whether or not a business is prepared for immediate action, but it’s more than a simple audit. EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is quickly approaching its Jan. 17 deadline.