#cybersecurity and network technologies

Are cybersecurity certifications a real measure of skill, or just a way for vendors to sell more exams?

What's your take on zero trust networking in cybersecurity, overhyped or essential?

Should I trust free Wi-Fi with my banking apps anymore?

Have recent layoffs in IT made your company more vulnerable to ransomware?

Are small businesses getting hacked more often in 2025?

Can AI chatbots really keep my conversations private?

Was this hack my fault or the app's security flaw?

Should I be worried about using voice assistants like Alexa?

Is Kali Linux still relevant in 2026 for serious red team testing?

Has the push for 5G made you more worried about your device privacy?

Does each new app I install really need my location data?

Is AI making your home Wi-Fi less secure without you knowing?

Did the scammer get my saved credit card details from Chrome?

Can a VPN really hide my browsing from my internet provider?

VPN vs Zero Trust — which actually stops more attacks in 2026?

What's your take on using public Wi-Fi with a password manager?

Do you actually need antivirus in 2024, or is Windows Defender enough?

How do you even know if your smart devices are secretly spying on you?

Are VPNs mostly a placebo for privacy, offering more marketing than real protection?

Is free antivirus software enough in 2025, or do you need to pay?