All right everybody it's another best of show enjoy it. It's for your listening

pleasure. We'll be back live shows next week or new shows next week and don't forget

Carolines please be a part of that show We want to see you there in New York at

Carolines on Broadway. It'll be a special meet and greet if you're going to be a part of

that and also live questions from the audience. Cat Timp, Rich Foss, all there and you.

And LifeLock everybody, a database belonging to Chinese smart home device company was left exposed and include more than 2 billion laws containing everything from user pass codes to account reset codes, user passwords.

It was not a good, it was bad.

A lot of exposure, a lot of risk.

And there's many threats out there today in the connected world.

And we all want to be out in it we want to be using

the internet we love it we love the freedom we love the convenience but you know it's just like

when the automobile is invented there were new costs associated with some of the risks that came with driving.

Well, the internet is just the same thing and that's why there's something like

LifeLock to help you out because it just takes one week link for criminals to get in and

when personal information is exposed

someone could use it to commit identity theft. Good thing life lock

identity theft protection has the power of Norton security to help protect you

against threats to your devices that you can't easily see or fix on your own, right,

Matt?

That's right, no one can prevent all identity theft or cybercrime or monitor

transactions at all businesses.

But LifeLock, with Norton Security can see threats you might miss on your own.

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