Free Cyber Security Tips

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Cybersecurity Tips

• Use strong, unique passwords for each account — avoid reusing the same password.
• Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) wherever possible.
• Keep software and operating systems updated to patch known vulnerabilities.
• Install reputable antivirus and anti-malware tools and keep them updated.
• Avoid clicking suspicious links in emails, texts, or social media messages.
• Back up important data regularly to secure cloud storage or external drives.
• Use a firewall to monitor and control incoming/outgoing network traffic.
• Secure your Wi-Fi network with strong encryption (WPA3) and a unique password.
• Limit admin privileges — use standard accounts for daily tasks.
• Be cautious with public Wi-Fi — use a VPN when accessing sensitive data.
• Log out of accounts when done, especially on shared or public devices.
• Don’t install software from unknown sources — stick to official app stores.
• Monitor account activity for unauthorized access or unusual behavior.
• Encrypt sensitive files and communications to protect confidentiality.
• Use browser extensions that block trackers and malicious scripts.
• Disable unused services and ports on your devices and servers.
• Educate employees and family members about phishing and social engineering.
• Use secure file sharing platforms with access controls and expiration dates.
• Regularly audit your digital footprint — remove unused accounts and apps.
• Set up alerts for login attempts and password changes on key accounts.
• Avoid oversharing personal info online — especially birthdates, addresses, and security answers.
• Check URLs carefully before entering credentials — look for HTTPS and correct spelling.
• Use password managers to store and generate secure credentials.
• Update default credentials on routers, cameras, and IoT devices.
• Review app permissions and revoke access to unnecessary data.
• Enable automatic updates for browsers, plugins, and operating systems.
• Secure endpoints like laptops, phones, and tablets with screen locks and encryption.
• Test your backups to ensure they’re working and restorable.
• Report suspicious emails or activity to your IT team or provider.