security in-a-box

digital security tools and tactics

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Your Passwords

Create and maintain strong passwords
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Your Communication

Protect the privacy of your online communication
Recover from possible account compromise
Protect yourself and your data when using social media
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Your Phones & Computers

Protect against physical threats
Protect against malware
Protect your Android device
Protect your iOS device
Protect your Windows device
Protect your MacOS device
Protect your Linux device
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Your Internet Connection

Visit blocked websites and browse anonymously
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Your Files

Protect your sensitive information
Backup and recover from information loss
Destroy sensitive information
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