Techlapse was created by a team of cybersecurity enthusiasts in 2018 to inform users about the tech world, promote internet safety, and provide unbiased cybersecurity product reviews. They set out to create a website that teaches people about online security to make it simple and accessible for everyone.
We created Techlapse with a mission to spread awareness about internet safety. As online threats and risks continue to grow, we are dedicated to reporting on the latest developments while also teaching people how to protect their data and digital assets.
Alongside news, our goal is to provide in-depth reviews, analysis, and independent research about tools that will help avoid any security or privacy threats lurking on the internet. It includes testing, comparing, and ranking Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), antivirus software, password managers, ad blockers, and more.
Here at Techlapse, we also aim to help you take control of your privacy. That’s why we develop and share useful cybersecurity tools for free, including a secure password generator and IP address checker.
At Techlapse, we care about delivering information in a way that is transparent and easy to understand for anyone. All of our information is fact-checked to the best of our abilities, while the recommended products are tested by a team of in-house researchers.
When you purchase products through our links, we may get affiliate commissions to help keep our site running. However, it does not affect our reviews or rankings in any way, and we purchase all of the tools that we write about ourselves. There is no place for bias – Techlapse always prioritizes objectivity.
We are also an independent company that is not owned by any cybersecurity tool providers. So, you can trust that we do not write to sell – we write to inform.
Ultimately, we are a team of passionate tech people who care about your right to internet freedom, security, and, most importantly, complete privacy.
When reviewing cybersecurity services, we perform rigorous research and go through a variety of tests to ensure we get the full picture. While our reviewing methods differ based on the cybersecurity tool category, we follow a similar process for most of them:
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