Today on The Matt Wall Show, the cancel culture claims three victims last week,

prolific week for The Cancel Culture. We'll talk about the latest cases and discuss

what might be done to finally put an end to this madness. Also five headlines,

including the most notable events from the Super Bowl, if there were any, speaking of the Super Bowl,

the Washington Post is concerned that the Buckingeers mascot may normalize piracy.

Yes, I'm not joking. We'll talk about that as well and much more today on The Matt Wall Show.

You know, there's never been a more important time to protect your online data.

It's especially important now, the past year that we've just been through to make,

we all know it was a tough year in general, but it's all on top of everything else,

many cyber security attacks, including data breaches, network infiltrations, bulk data theft

and sale, identity theft, ransomware outbreaks, and the large shift of employees working remotely

has coincided with an increase in attacks. More people are online, which just means that the bad

guys are working overtime to take advantage of that. A recent study suggests that remote workers

have become the source of up to 20% of cybersecurity incidents that occurred in 2020,

which is why it's so important to understand how cybercrime and identity after affecting our lives

every day. We put our information at risk on the internet and you could miss certain

identity threats just by monitoring your credit or by looking at your bank statements,

things like that that we should all be doing, but if that's the only thing you're doing,

there are many threats that you're not going to detect. LifeLock is a leader in identity theft

protection and that's why you need them. LifeLock detects a wide range of identity threats,

and if they detect your information has potentially been compromised, they're going to send you an

alert. And if the worst does happen and you know you have a problem with your identity being stolen,

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