The good news is that modern day web browsers are built with security in mind, and you’re automatically protected against a whole host of problems as long as your browser is bang up to date ...

And if you’re on the internet long enough, your default web browser is likely Google Chrome. Google’s dominance over how we ...

VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, add an extra layer of security to your browser, essentially creating a secure, encrypted tunnel between you and the websites you visit.

Browsers like Firefox and Tor offer some useful built-in settings for improving your data security and privacy. Here's what they do and how to set them up in a cinch.

Under the BSI’s guidelines, a truly secure browser has to support up-to-date technologies like TLS, HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), Same Origin Policy and Content Security Policy (CSP) 2.0.

If Web pages viewed with Aviator look sparser than usual, it's because the ads that usually crowd every blank space of a browser window are gone. Aviator opens by default in Incognito, or private ...

What Makes A Browser Secure? Even tackling this question is hard, as the security experts admitted, because how do you begin to measure security of a web browser?

Brave is arguably one of the best web browsers for all-around security. The open source browser includes a built-in ad blocker, a script blocker, automatically upgrades to HTTPS, blocks all third ...

Users of Trusteer’s Secure Web Access protected devices can continue to use their native web browser for their personal browsing on all leading tablets and mobile devices including iPad, iPhone ...