Marshall Gunnell

Antivirus software used to hunt for known malware, but now it’s predicting suspicious behavior before an attack fully lands.

Disabling my antivirus for a week taught me that the most important security tool you have isn't software.

The biggest threat to your phone isn't malware, it's how you conduct yourself online.

Commentary: Protecting your personal data often requires more time, energy and money than the average person might be able to invest.

Using antivirus software on every device you own made sense in the early days of personal computing, but modern smartphones are built to be pretty secure.

There’s still a long way to go before it’s a useful feature for most VPN users.

The answer is usually yes, right up until your bank and printer disagree.

A VPN feature that can help with certain tasks, such as online gaming, torrenting and running your own cloud server at home.

Privacy legislation is giving you choices, but it's not always clear what those options mean.

Subscription-based phishing packages make it easier for bad actors to trick people into giving up logins or sensitive information.