Jessica Wright

Your Personal Guard in the Digital World

Hello! I am Jessica Wright. I live and work in Washington, D.C., the heart of where many of the world's internet laws are made. I have spent years studying how bad people try to steal data and how we can stop them. I believe that being safe online shouldn't be a secret only for tech experts—it should be something everyone can do.

I joined Trust My IP because I saw too many regular people getting confused by big words like "Malware" or "GDPR." My job is to take those scary topics and turn them into simple advice that helps you stay out of trouble online.

What I Help You Fix and Prevent

I spend my day looking for new threats and finding ways to protect our users. Here is what I focus on in simple terms:

• IP Blacklisting: Have you ever been blocked from a site for no reason? I explain why it happens and how to get your IP address off those "bad lists."
• Malware Prevention: I show you how to keep viruses and bad software away from your computer and phone.
• Data Privacy Laws: I help you understand laws like GDPR and CCPA. Basically, I tell you what rights you have over your own information and how websites are allowed to use it.

Why Security is So Important in 2026

The year 2026 has brought many new ways for people to connect, but it has also brought new risks. Every time you use an IP address, you are leaving a trail. If that trail isn't protected, your private info can be leaked. I write my guides so you have a complete map to stay safe.

I want you to feel "Digital Peace." That means knowing that your network is clean, your IP is respected, and your personal data belongs only to you. No one should be allowed to track you without your permission, and I am here to help you enforce that.

Life Outside of Security

When I’m not researching the latest online threats or reading through new privacy laws, I love spending time in my garden. There is something very peaceful about plants—they don't have IP addresses or security risks! I also love visiting old libraries in D.C. to learn about history. I believe that to protect our future, we have to understand our past.