Ken Colburn is a Journalist at Data Doctors. He specializes in cybersecurity, consumer tech, and privacy, exploring topics such as data protection, interconnected devices, and edge security. Ken has been featured in AZfamily 3TV CBS 5, Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Arizona Republic, among others.
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Hackers can often access home Wi-Fi networks with few noticeable signs. Ken Colburn breaks down how to make sure you network is secure in this Data Doctors.
Unlike a break-in that leaves visible signs of damage, a compromised home router typically keeps working just fine.
Unlike a break-in that leaves visible signs of damage, a compromised home router typically keeps working just fine.
Phoenix Police Department fires Sgt. Dusten Mullen Retired Mesa PD detective Matt Browning joins Outspoken to share his thoughts on Phoenix PD deciding to terminate Sgt.
By: Ken Colburn
Couples often text passwords, but it's risky. Learn how to safely share online accounts with a password manager.
By: Ken Colburn
At some point, almost every couple runs into the same issue: one person sets up the Netflix account, the airline login, the electric bill, or the bank app — and eventually the other person needs access too. Here’s how to safely share your passwords.
Online age verification started as an effort to keep children away from harmful online content, and it's beginning to reshape how adults use the internet as well. Is it safe?
Websites are increasingly asking for age verification. Understand the privacy risks and how to protect your personal data.
A growing number of states have passed laws requiring websites to verify a user’s age. This week’s Data Doctors examines the security risks this could bring.
Microsoft keeps pushing Copilot in Windows 11 but you can remove the AI assistant with these simple steps.
