In 2014, 110 million US adults were hacked. As we fill our homes with smart lights and thermostats, heightened connectivity is bringing heightened insecurity. A guard dog for the digital age, CUJO is designed to keep the connected home secure from cyber-threats. But are our homes really at risk?

If awareness of internet security is so high, then why are we still using '123456' and 'password' to protect our accounts? Can 1Password – a sophisticated and simple password manager – be the encrypted answer for the 70% of people who regularly forget their passwords?

If you've ever resorted to using ‘password’ as a password online, you're not alone – it's one of the most commonly used. A new study says the general public are suffering from ‘security fatigue’ – a weariness that results from the sheer number of passwords we have to make up and remember.

Despite the rise of cyber threats and online fraud, many Brits remain more concerned about burglars. As many as two-thirds underestimate digital dangers, and it means that they aren’t taking the appropriate precautions to protect themselves online.