Patti Croft
Patti Croft, a seasoned technology writer with three years of experience, holds an M.B.A. and a B.S. in Computer Science. Drawing from her background as a technical analyst and security specialist, she covers a range of topics including data security, parental control software, antivirus solutions, and more.
Patti stays on top of the latest cybersecurity trends and tests new data protection methods to help her readers choose the best products. She's skilled at finding new ways to protect data and solving IT cybersecurity issues. Patti also enjoys exploring new applications and simplifying complex technology topics for her audience.
In her spare time, she is an avid reader and researcher and loves spending time with her pets. She currently shares an office with her cat, Beau.
- Antivirus
- Online Privacy
- Identity Theft
- M.B.A. and a B.S. in Computer Science from Troy University
- Mac or PC: Mac
- Android or iOS: iPhone
Patti's Latest Articles
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Geek Squad Scams: What Are They and How To Stop Them
Geek Squad scams rely on name recognition for this brand to trick you into sharing private info. We'll show you how to recognize and stop these attacks before they can cause any damage.
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How to Change Your Default Browser: A Step-by-Step Guide
Your default browser automatically opens when you click a website link or perform an internet search. Here's how to change which browser is default.
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Facebook Account Hacked? Here's How To Take Back Control
Facebook hacks make you race against the attacker to recover your account before they lock you out. Learn how to win this race.
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The Best Antivirus Software for iPads 2024
After extensive testing and research, we feel that the best antivirus programs for iPads are Norton, McAfee, and Avast.
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Qustodio vs. mSpy 2024: Which Product Is Best for Your Family?
We put two parental control apps to the test to see which is better for your family: The feature-rich Qustodio or the surveillance-king mSpy?
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Are Scammers Taking Over Your Computer? Here’s How To Tell
Scammers have numerous ways to try and steal your data. Here’s how to tell if someone is remotely accessing your computer.