The ability to charge our devices on the go has become as essential as the air we breathe – but it comes with an insidious threat.

The comforts and conveniences of home offices have, by necessity, created cybersecurity vulnerabilities that can’t be ignored.

There exists a disturbing vulnerability that could undermine the very foundation of democratic elections – open USB ports in electronic voting systems.

Unassuming port locks are not only crucial but can be a profoundly valuable – yet inexpensive – investment in fortifying an organization’s security posture.

For travelers, this concern of digital security is amplified by the reliance on public charging points, a hotspot for unwitting data theft.