Why Mobile Security MattersYour smartphone and tablet contain a huge amount of personal information—emails, banking apps, passwords, and more. If compromised, an attacker could access your accounts, s

Why Securing Your Wi-Fi MattersYour home Wi-Fi is the gateway to all your online activity. If someone gains access, they can: Intercept your internet traffic (risking sensitive data exposure). Use yo

Why Account Recovery MattersEven with strong passwords and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), you may lose access to an account due to: Forgetting your password (especially for rarely used accounts). L

Why Removing Old Accounts MattersOver time, we create accounts for various services—some we forget about entirely. Every unused account is a potential security risk, especially if: The company suffer

Why Email Security is CriticalYour email account is the gateway to your digital life—it’s used to reset passwords for other accounts, receive sensitive information, and verify identities. A compromise

Why We’re Taking a Lighter DayThe first few days have involved a lot of security improvements. Today’s focus is on simplifying your login habits and planning for future improvements. This small change

Why Checking for Leaked Passwords is ImportantWhen a company is hacked, its stored usernames and passwords can be leaked online. Hackers use these leaked credentials to try logging into other accounts

Why 2FA is EssentialEven with a strong password, hackers can still gain access through phishing, data breaches, or credential stuffing attacks. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of s

Why You Need a Password ManagerA password manager helps you securely store and manage strong, unique passwords for all your online accounts. Instead of remembering dozens of complex passwords, you onl

Note for anyone who finds this: This is written for my family. The advice is pretty general and usable by everyone, but I will be opinionated and I’m not trying to cover all tools and use-cases Over t