When Southwest Washington Medical Center in Vancouver, Wash., introduced free wireless Internet access for patients and guests, it used a "defense-in-depth" strategy to address security issues, says ...

Gaming on public WiFi can be safe if you combine secure network habits, strong account protection, and encrypted connections.

Public Wi-Fi networks are inherently more secure than ever ...

Global cybersecurity and digital privacy firm Kaspersky on Tuesday backed the Department of Information and Communications ...

Hackers sometimes try to trick you into connecting to a network labeled "FREE Wi-Fi." Here’s what you need to know about the potential dangers of public Wi-Fi. Many public Wi-Fi networks are ...

Picture this: you're waiting for your flight at an airport, sipping coffee at your favorite café, or relaxing in a hotel lobby. You notice a sign that reads "Free Wi-Fi Available." ...

Republished on July 23 with new warnings for smartphone users when traveling. Holiday season is now upon us. And as we head to airports across the U.S. and overseas, the Transportation Security ...

A recent Forbes survey found 40 percent of travelers say their online security has been compromised while using public WiFi.

You settle into a cafe for a quick remote meeting. Your laptop is out, your phone is buzzing, and the barista drops off a flat white with oat milk, exactly how you ...

You know public WiFi isn't especially safe, so why do you use it without a VPN? That's the takeaway from a new survey by cybersecurity software company Panda, which asked 1,000 Americans about their ...

Public Wi-Fi has become part of daily life. You walk into a café, an airport, a hotel lobby, or a shopping mall, and free internet feels like a small win in those moments. No data worries, all you ...

With the cost of living soaring, a publicly accessible wireless internet connection provided free of charge is just what many ...