Francis Foster

You just look at talk radio now, it's been undeniably damaged by you leaving.

And you just think to yourself, this doesn't make any sense from a business point of view.

When the new year started, a lot of us have added more tech to our lives.

A new phone, a new laptop, maybe another tablet in the house.

That's what got me thinking more carefully about digital security.

Not just basic antivirus, but protecting your identity and privacy as well.

At Trigonometry, we've been using WebRoot Total Protection.

And the first thing you notice is how unobtrusive it is.

It's fast, lightweight, and runs in the background without slowing your devices down or pestering you with alerts.

Once it's installed, you

barely notice it, which is exactly the point.

Total protection includes real time virus protection, stops dangerous websites before you click on them, secures your passwords and monitors your identity.

That includes dark web alerts and credit and financial monitoring.

If you are managing security for a household, one plan can cover multiple people and devices.

Whether that's kids, parents or grandparents, it also comes with a built-in VPN for added privacy.

And if identity theft ever does occur, WebRoot provides up to $1 million in expense reimbursement for eligible out-of-pocket costs.

You also get round-the-clock US-based support to help you through identity recovery if you ever need it.

WebRoot has been protecting people online for more than 25 years, and over 90% of customers stay with the service, which says a lot once everything is set up and running.

So here's the deal.

New year, new devices, or even the same old ones.