You’re on TorNews’s “Editorial Policy” page, where we explain all there is to know about our invaluable content “creation” process and why the information you get here is trustworthy.
We want to break down the cybersecurity space that looks ambiguous so that you can surf freely.
We do that with unbiased, straight-to-the-point, and easy-to-grasp information. One more thing, we are dishing out solid assistance, regardless our content does not replace the services you may get from professionals dealing with your specific condition.
Our Mission
We, at TorNews, have one common drive: to make everyone grasp the idea of cybersecurity.
It’s overwhelming in the digital security space. Why? So many risks, countless number of tools, and even new threats breeding every day.
So, we want to keep you knowledgeable no matter what you do online, whether it’s to protect your electronic devices, secure your business, or just explore technologies.
We enlighten you broadly from “password hygiene,” zero-day exploits, and “network security” to how to choose the right tech for your needs. VPNs, anonymous networks, proxies, and lots more!
That way, even if you’re a total novice or an experienced IT technical person in cybersecurity, you will gain knowledgeable insight.
In other words, you get to learn why organizations protect data and what they do to protect your data online.
Since time immemorial, we’ve put our eggs in one basket, spreading the knowledge ideal for the digital world. And this “all in” risk won’t go south.
We are this optimistic because your safety when it comes to internet activities matters.
Our Content Standards
- Scope:
TorNews reviews and evaluates a range of cybersecurity products, services, websites, and providers.
Why?
To provide our audience with information on VPNs, antivirus software, password managers, security tools, privacy services, and so on.
We cannot review every product or service in the cybersecurity space, and it is also possible that we will discover great products that we have not yet reviewed.
Therefore, when considering the content that we create for you, understand that we have not touched on everything that is in your best interest.
- Basis for Assessment:
Our reviews are based on thorough research using publicly available information.
We study aspects such as: security features, encryption standards, privacy policies, pricing structure, user experience, independent security audits, company history, and more importantly, customer feedback.
We aspire to look into the “pain points” of our audience. Is the product worth the investment? Does it protect you? Can you rely on the provider?
These questions and many other factors are what we look at to provide you with an in-depth overview. That way, it’s easier for you to carry out informed decisions.
- Impartiality:
TorNews does not play favorites. We have no hidden biases toward manufacturers, products, or services.
Our mandate is to provide facts – not push products. The order in which products appear in our articles or within comparison charts is not in order of merit or endorsement.
It’s simply the way we chose to organize the data for better readability.
- Risk:
The world of cybersecurity is changing regularly and fast. We see new threats coming up and making waves. Even your “tier 1” security protocols today may fail tomorrow.
There are steady updates to security standards, changes to regulations, and even manufacturers’ updates on their products.
Why? To eradicate any loopholes without scaring you. So, note that if any security tool must remain effective, the way it’s used and configured plays a vital role.
There is no product that can guarantee that a business will be entirely protected from every possible threat.
Financial Content Disclaimer
Everything you read on TorNews is intended for informational and educational purposes only.
TorNews is not professional security consulting and does not act as a substitute for the individual or personal assessment of an expert.
It doesn’t even act as a substitute for a certified cybersecurity professional, attorney, or IT consultant.
Before making decisions about security, particularly for your business, you should evaluate all your options and contact a professionally qualified individual.
Feedback and Violations
The material on this site is curated by skilled cybersecurity researchers and writers who spend countless hours verifying the accuracy and helpfulness of all material.
So, should you find any inappropriate content or information that is out of date, please get in touch using our contact details.
Again, we at TorNews value your unwavering trust. Thus, we’d continue to be your go-to source for tech-related guides and assistance!