Whether you've been hearing the password manager news lately or just you're ready to clean up your digital security this year, our free guide can probably help. You could most likely work through the whole guide before the end of January. https://t.co/2ACVDhgrx4
Cloudflare is helping folks get a hold of affordable YubiKeys. If you want to try out a super convenient and secure two-factor / MFA method for your online accounts, check it out.
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Updating your home or business WiFi password can be a quick win to greatly improve the security of your network and data. I cover how, why and more steps you can take in the latest entry to the guide.
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Learn about how and why you may want to encrypt your laptop and desktop storage. Help protect your files and info from physical loss and theft, and more! It's a pretty easy step on Mac and modern Windows systems.
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The final step of the guide is one of the easiest, thanks to tools built in to most computers and devices. When combined with a simple cloud backup app, you can increase your chances of recovering your important files if you do experience a compromise.
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You've probably heard the advice to use a different password for every account, and then maybe wondered how in the world you're supposed to go about doing that. Step 4 of the (free) guide teaches you how and why to use a great (free) password manager. https://t.co/2ACVDgYiiW
Our phones and tablets go everywhere, connect to a lot of networks, run countless apps, and access our personal or business data. Step 3 covers some quick and easy steps you can take to protect your mobile device and its contents. https://t.co/1STmmZik65
Easily plug some of the holes in your laptop security. Step 2 in the guide focuses on making your computer Harder to Hack. This can help you whether you're traveling and using public WIFI or even just browsing the web at home. https://t.co/ESdBvREtdS
Make it harder for bad actors to get into your email accounts. It's the first step in the guide because email tends to sit at the “center” of our digital worlds. From password resets to sensitive communications, it all goes through your email accounts.
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