Hacking has become one of the most prominent problems in the digital age. Recent cyber attacks on major corporations, such as Equifax and Target, have shown what a problem hacking really has become. In the technological flourishment of the 21st Century we have all engaged with the internet via our countless devices and online profiles. This leaves our information out in the ether as we cannot control what happens to our digital identities while we are away from their watch. Susceptibility is just one facet of this hacking phenomenon that has witnessed increased participation over these last few years. As a matter of fact, we have seen an increase in the number of ransomware programs by nearly 6000%. This has lead to an uncomfortable familiarity that the public has developed with hackers, and their exploits, that impact our lives dramatically and often. Now is the time for individuals and businesses....