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Ebiware J. (Jay)

Ebiware J. (Jay)

Canada
Jay is the founder of JaySecures™, helping people and teams make security clear, practical, and built into how we work — not added as an afterthought.
17
Jul
Person looking skeptically at a smiling cookie hiding one hand. Thought bubble: “Looks sweet… but what’s inside?”

Beyond ‘Accept All’: What You Need to Know About Website Cookies

They sweeten your online experience — but leave crumbs that follow. Here's what to know about website cookies.
2 min read
08
Jul
“Illustration of a cracked house with no foundation and two construction workers looking concerned”

Security is Not an Add-On Feature

“Security must be proactive, not reactive — integrated from the start, measured continuously, and adapted as the business evolves.”
2 min read
28
Jun
Illustration of a person reading a scam text about a package delivery fee on their phone, looking cautious.

Smishing: When Scams Hit Your Phone

Not every text is safe. Smishing scams look ordinary – here’s how to outsmart them.
2 min read
28
Jun
Illustration of a cloud-shaped storage unit with a lock, file boxes, folders, and a laptop, representing secure cloud storage and digital data protection.

“It’s in the Cloud” — But What Does That Actually Mean?

You use it daily. Let’s break down what it is and how to protect what’s inside.
3 min read
28
Jun
Person with glasses swimming underwater toward a golden hook baited with an email icon, symbolizing phishing scams.

Don’t Take the Bait: Spot Phishing Scams

Phishing scams trick you into giving up personal info. Learn the signs and protect yourself before it’s too late.
2 min read
28
Jun
Illustration of a person checking through a door’s peephole, representing MFA as a second step in verifying identity online.

The Digital Peephole – Why Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Matters

It’s like taking a quick peek through the peephole before unlocking your front door — a small action that provides peace of mind.
2 min read
28
Jun
Are Your Digital Keys Easy to Copy? A Simple Guide to Strong Passwords

Are Your Digital Keys Easy to Copy? A Simple Guide to Strong Passwords

Using weak or reused passwords is like leaving your front door unlocked — or using a key made of glass.
2 min read
19
Apr
Illustration of a diverse group of confused office workers seated at a desk with laptops and documents, puzzled by a cybersecurity diagram on the screen behind them, featuring a lock symbol

Why Security Still Feels Complicated — And What We Can Do About It

Security is simpler than it feels – when clarity leads.
2 min read