Cyber Security Tips
Reading Time: 3 minutes1. Keep your software up-to-date.
2. Use strong passwords and store them securely.
3. Use two-factor authentication when available.
4. Use anti-malware and antivirus software.
5. Use a VPN when on public Wi-Fi.
6. Don’t open suspicious emails or attachments.
7. Don’t click on links from unknown sources.
8. Monitor your online accounts for suspicious activity.
9. Use a firewall for network protection.
10. Stop auto-connecting. (You always make sure that your laptop, phone, and other electronic device doesn’t automatically seek and connect to open Wireless networks or Bluetooth devices.)
11. Don’t give out personal information online.
12. Use secure networks when available.
13. Avoid public Wi-Fi networks.
14. Use encryption for data sent over the internet.
15. Be aware of social engineering attacks.
16. Use secure protocols such as HTTPS and SSH.
17. Use the principle of least privilege.
18. Don’t use default usernames and passwords.
19. Regularly check your system’s security settings.
20. Securely store confidential documents.
21. Regularly review your access rights.
22. Use a password manager.
23. Consider using a virtual private network (VPN).
24. Secure your home network.
25. Use a secure web browser.
26. Log out of accounts after use.
27. Securely store physical documents.
28. Use secure file-sharing services.
29. Securely delete digital data.
30. Secure your mobile devices.
31. Use two-factor authentication for accounts.
32. Regularly review your access logs.
33. Be aware of phishing and other scams.
34. Use a biometric authentication when available.
35. Don’t use public computers for sensitive activities.
36. Use strong passwords and change them regularly.
37. Regularly check for online accounts you no longer use.
38. Use a secure email provider.
39. Consider using a password manager.
40. Keep your software and browser up-to-date.
41. Securely store your passwords.
42. Use a secure cloud storage service.
43. Don’t use the same password for different accounts.
44. Use an encrypted file system.
45. Use a secure web browser.
46. Don’t download software from untrusted sources.
47. Use two-factor authentication when available.
48. Monitor your credit and identity.
49. Don’t use public computers for sensitive activities.
50. Use anti-virus software and scan regularly.
51. Use a secure email provider.
52. Use secure protocols such as HTTPS and SSH.
53. Regularly review your access logs.
54. Use strong passwords and change them regularly.
55. Use a password manager for multiple accounts.
56. Avoid revealing personal information online.
57. Be aware of phishing and other scams.
58. Disable auto-fill and autocomplete features.
59. Use two-factor authentication for accounts.
60. Use a firewall for network protection.
61. Regularly check for online accounts you no longer use.
62. Avoid using public Wi-Fi networks.
63. Securely store confidential documents.
64. Use secure file-sharing services.
65. Securely delete digital data.
66. Securely store your passwords.
67. Use a secure cloud storage service.
68. Use encryption for data sent over the internet.
69. Use the principle of least privilege.
70. Use a biometric authentication when available.
71. Don’t give out personal information online.
72. Use anti-malware and antivirus software.
73. Regularly review your access rights.
74. Use a VPN when on public Wi-Fi.
75. Don’t open suspicious emails or attachments.
76. Don’t click on links from unknown sources.
77. Monitor your online accounts for suspicious activity.
78. Use a virtual private network (VPN).
79. Secure your home network.
80. Secure your mobile devices.
81. Backup your data regularly.
82. Monitor your credit and identity.
83. Use secure networks when available.
84. Disable auto-fill and autocomplete features.
85. Don’t use default usernames and passwords.
86. Don’t use the same password for different accounts.
87. Use an encrypted file system.
88. Regularly check your system’s security settings.
89. Consider using a password manager.
90. Use two-factor authentication when available.
91. Use the principle of least privilege.
92. Don’t give out personal information online.
93. Monitor your online accounts for suspicious activity.
94. Log out of accounts after use.
95. Use secure protocols such as HTTPS and SSH.
96. Use a secure web browser.
97. Use a VPN when on public Wi-Fi.
98. Use anti-malware and antivirus software.
99. Regularly review your access logs.
100. Use encryption for data sent over the internet.