Tales With Taylor

Date 09-22-2026

Episode 90:

Stuart Selbst Part 2

Practical Tech Safety Tips

In this part 2 episode of Tales with Taylor, we’re joined again by Stuart “Stu” Selbst, community-driven technologist, entrepreneur, and founder of StuTech.

With more than 30 years of experience in IT, telecommunications, and cybersecurity, Stu has built his business around something that can sometimes be missing in the technology world: patience, trust, and genuine human connection.

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Practical advice on protecting yourself from scams, maintaining your computer, securing your social media accounts, and taking care of yourself so you can continue enjoying technology and life with confidence.

What You’ll Learn in Episode 90

↪ Why StuTech focuses on serving people who may be underserved by traditional technology services

↪ Simple ways to protect yourself from phishing, romance, and phone scams

↪ Why awareness is one of your strongest defenses against cybercriminals

↪ How to create a “human firewall” around yourself and your information

↪ Why multi-factor authentication is essential for your online accounts

↪ How keeping your computer clean and updated can improve performance and security

↪ Why buying a new computer doesn't necessarily fix existing problems

↪ How small lifestyle changes today can make life easier as you get older

Our Guest: Stuart Selbst

Stuart “Stu” Selbst is a community-driven technologist, entrepreneur, and founder of StuTech.

With more than 30 years of experience across IT, telecommunications, and cybersecurity, Stu combines technical expertise with patience, relatability, and a genuine passion for helping people.

What began as helping seniors in his neighborhood eventually grew into a business built around trust, integrity, and human connection.

Stu is passionate about helping people understand technology, protect themselves from modern threats, and feel confident using the devices and services that have become such an important part of everyday life.

He believes technology should be simple, safe, and stress-free—and that every client deserves to be treated like a neighbor.