Mary James
Mary is a cybersecurity writer based in Los Angeles, holding a B.S. in Liberal Arts from Clarion University and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Point Park University in Pittsburgh. With over seven years of experience, she focuses on educating the public on a wide range of cybersecurity topics, from VPNs to antivirus software.
Mary’s previous experience in sales and content creation at a private cybersecurity firm has enabled her to translate complex topics into easily digestible concepts. Her work has been featured in national publications such as MSN, CNBC, and PC Matic's private blog, reflecting her dedication to sharing vital cybersecurity insights and empowering the public to safeguard their private data.
When she's not writing, Mary works at her local theatre while also enjoying the trifecta of the beach, mountains, and desert.
Mac or PC: Both
Android or iPhone: iPhone
- MSN
- CNBC
- PC Matic
- Antivirus
- VPNs
- Identity Theft
- B.S. in Liberal Arts from Clarion University
- M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Point Park University
Mary's Latest Articles
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The Best Antivirus Software With a Password Manager 2024
Weak passwords are a top reason accounts get hacked, so double your protection by choosing an antivirus solution that includes a password manager for safety and security.
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How To Block Reddit Ads in the App and on a Desktop
Reddit ads can interrupt your scrolling and even pose safety concerns, but there are ways to easily block them and improve your overall experience.
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The Best VPNs for Roblox 2024
If you want to improve your Roblox experience, try a VPN — it can eliminate lag and protect you from data leaks.
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The Best VPNs for TikTok 2024
Whether you’re fighting a TikTok ban or just want increased security, we recommend the best virtual private networks to use with the social media giant.
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SplashID Review 2024: No Need To Tread Water With This One
SplashID is an aesthetically pleasing and organized password manager, even with the limited features of the free plan.
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SlickVPN Review 2024: Buyer Beware
SlickVPN claims its a safe, high-quality VPN, but the website is riddled with coding errors, and SlickVPN will accept your money without providing a viable VPN download — or a refund.