Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Yeah, 2FA takes an extra second. But letting hackers stroll into your account? Take the step and lock'em out.

#nationaltriviaday is coming up. 🧠📚 How much do you know about the history of #cybersecurity? 🤔 Time for a pop quiz, hotshot 💡

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Holiday adventures coming up? Solo travel expert Sarah has the ultimate tips to make your trip smooth. @sarahtoyin.

Remote work vibes Stay close to family and keep it cybersafe @careercolin.

What you do online should be your business and your business alone. In today’s digital world, unfortunately, a lot of what you do is tracked by advertisers and hackers. With Avast Secure Browser, you can browse more privately and securely. We help prevent advertisers from tracking you, and collecting your personal data, offering a range of blocking options. Select from Basic, Balanced, or Strict Blocking to customize your level of privacy. Plus, our Password Manager ensures the keys to your digital identity stay secure.

Short video demonstrating media vault features that use foreground services (e.g. download something into the vault, encrypt some local file, decrypt some vault file...)

Europe’s proposed eIDAS 2.0 regulation and the EU Digital Identity Wallet Initiative share a mission very close to our hearts at Avast — to enable secure, private, and portable digital identity for all. In this webinar, we invited a panel of private and public sector leaders to provide an update on the latest news and progress around the regulation. We covered the recent amendments, the technology that makes it possible, the role of qualified trust service providers (QTSPs), and the process for getting the legislation approved and written into law.

Listen to Garry Kasparov talk with Avast Chief Information Security Officer Jaya Baloo on how private-sector cybersecurity and cryptocurrencies will shape the future of privacy.

Renowned celebrity baker, Prue Leith, is helping to educate the nation on digital cookies as research shows that over a third of Brits (35%) don’t know what they actually are or what they do. The research, commissioned by Avast, revealed more than four in five (85%) of UK adults have accepted cookies on a website without reading any of the policies or making any changes, yet nearly seven in ten (68%) agree they could be risking their online privacy by doing so.