The moment you connected your computer to the Internet, you placed it on the 'cyber' battlefield. You might not want to fight in a cyber war, you probably just want to browse the web and check Facebook in peace, but simply by connecting your computer to the Internet, you have placed it, and everything on it, 'in harm's way'.

Would you send a soldier off to battle without body armor? No, so don't send your computer out into the fray unprotected. The enemy doesn't care what country you claim as your own, they don't care that behind the screen is a 65 year-old grandmother who loves to knit sweaters and watch funny cat videos.

So ask yourself the question: Is my computer ready for battle? read more...

Black Friday Sale on Trust.Zone starts today!

Specially for all Trust.Zone active and new members, here is a Black Friday  Deal from Trust.Zone.

Save up to 80% OFF with Trust.Zone VPN. Get 2 Years Plan for just $1.99/mo
Personal Dedicated IP addresses for Streaming, Extra Devices, Port Forwarding and DDos Protection are discounted up to 80% too!

The sale ends on Monday, Nov 29th at 23:59 sharp. read more...

Missed Blak Friday? Here is a Cyber Week DEAL. The last chance to save up to 80%

Specially for all Trust.Zone active and new members, here is a Cyber Week Deal from Trust.Zone. Save up to 80% OFF with Trust.Zone VPN. Get 2 Years Plan for just $1.99/mo.

Personal Dedicated IP addresses for Streaming, Extra Devices, Port Forwarding and DDoS Protection are discounted up to 80% too!

It's a limited time offer. The sale ends on Monday December 6th at 23:59

Note: If you already have a subscription, the expiration date of your subscription will be extended read more...

Many people are still unaware that their browsing is being tracked.

What are internet trackers?
Well, internet provider platforms use browser activity tracking methods for a number of reasons. Primarily, they do it to combine analytics about your movements to customize your web experience. As you're going about your daily web browsing, you’re also leaving behind a browser fingerprint. It can be used to identify you as the user of that device. read more...

The best things in life may be free, but not when it comes to a VPN. Where your online privacy is concerned, a free VPN, service will likely do you more harm than good. Luckily, there are ways you can overcome the risks involved with free VPNs when working from home.
A few years back, there was hardly any demand for VPN services. In recent years, the rising popularity of the digital nomad lifestyle and quarantine restrictions have made VPNs a necessity. If you're working from home and are considering using a VPN, here are the risks to avoid and what actions to take to secure your data (compare Free VPN vs. Paid VPN) Browser Hijacking read more...

According to the latest reports and tweets, Internet in Nigeria is being slowed down. Many igerian activists tweeted that Nigerian government to block Twitter, chat plarforms, messengers and other social networks.  If this were to happen, Nigeria can be completely disconnected from the rest of the world and online communication will be restricted. Fund donations will stop and aid delivery will be disrupted, possibly bringing the movement to an end.

We can confirm a massive growth +750% in Trust.Zone VPN use in Nigeria. We are urgently adding new servers in Africa to meet the needs of the people of Nigeria. read more...

There are already several challenges that a remote based small business will have to face on its own. It can range from coordinating team members to collaborate on projects, building a work culture, running an everyday life outside of the office, holding effective team meetings, etc. It is indeed a lot on the plate to handle already. However, the business owners and leaders will ensure that everything is put in place for a smooth remote working experience.

The cybersecurity threat is something that they also have to look out for, mostly since their workers work from different parts of the country (world) and are connected to the internet through various networks. This highlights the importance of a VPN for a remote business, and this post shares five reasons why remote-based business needs a VPN. read more...

Hackers seem to be everywhere these days, on the news, in the movies. You can’t turn around without seeing a news story about a major data breach or massive hacking attack that took down a huge company’s online operations.

So the question is, what can you do to make your computer a less attractive target to a hacker. read more...

Website security is a complex, yet crucial area for every website owner. In order to professionally mitigate risks, of course, it is better to hire an IT expert who specializes in security services or outsource this process. However, if you are just inquiring about the possible ways of safeguarding your website, we are sharing security practices you shouldn't neglect as a website owner. read more...

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have been experiencing major growth recently for various reasons. It doesn’t matter what you do online or where you come from, a trustworthy VPN can protect you from malicious intruders and other security threats.
But there is one thing in common for every VPN user out there and that is the question: Can a VPN (free of paid) be traced? The short answer is: Yes, a lot of free VPNs (and even paid!) can be traced. 
Let's look at 5 Hidden Dangers of using free VPN read more...