Does where you live make you more likely to be a victim of identity theft? Based on the stats in this infographic, it would seem so but there are more variables than just location in play. For example, the data could be biased if one state just has a really good education effort to teach citizens how to report identity theft. Another infographic with identity theft statistic … [Read more...]

These two infographics covered the same topic. What all happens in one minute on the Internet? With billions of people able to access a site at once, what occurs in just your typical 60 seconds? There are over 2 million Google searches, Amazon makes over $83,000 in sales, and 277,000 people log in to Facebook. Much more happens as well, check out the infographics for other … [Read more...]

As WordPress grows in popularity, it becomes a bigger target. More people are using the blogging platform without fully understanding the maintenance requirements behind it. Like most things, WordPress along with any plugins and themes used need to be kept up to date. This infographic runs some of the numbers regarding hacked WordPress sites, how/why sites are hacked, and the … [Read more...]

McAfee created this infographic with a reminder that large companies are not the only ones targeted or vulnerable to a cybersecurity breach. Large companies are likely better off to weather the storm of a security problem if they did experience one. That makes it all the more important for a small and medium business to ensure they are taking good measures to ensure they are … [Read more...]

Social networks and technology are connecting people like never before. Are we communicating less though as our language suffers through misspellings, being shortened, and too many acronyms? This infographic analyzes language usage across Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ and tries to find the common denominator such as geographic location, gender,  and other factors. Twitter is … [Read more...]