Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to lament the fact that there seems to be a major security breach every month that puts up to millions of people at risk for having their privacy stolen.

Jim Blasingame reveals some of the things you can do to minimize the dangers of cyber-breaches, like the one at Equifax.

Jim Blasingame reveals that the Equifax cyber-breach was worse than other corporate breaches because this credit rating company has virtually all the private information of the 143 million people who were exposed.

Wayne Crews joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that President Trump cannot end Obamacare at the executive level, but he can do things like fix the FCC challenges to the Internet that Obama created.

Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to report on the cyber-breach of the credit information credit firm, Equifax, which in some ways will turn out to be the worst in history because of the information they stole about 150 million consumers.

Steve DelBianco joins Jim Blasingame to report on the national debate about Internet sales tax that when small businesses are required to collect sales tax for the thousands of sales tax precincts it will hurt them and help large e-tailers like Amazon.

Scott Aurnou joins Jim Blasingame to reveal several steps that victims of the Equifax breach can take to minimize their exposure.

Scott Aurnou joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the factors of negligence that were likely part of the security breach of Equifax’s personal records of almost 150 million consumers.

Scott Aurnou joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that the breach of consumer records at Equifax is actually the worst such breach in history due to the level of private information stole from almost 150 million people.

Jim Blasingame reveals how the huge security breach at Equifax brings home the bad bargain we make when we trade our privacy and security for online convenience.