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Your complete guide to digital security

Security Habits

25 total
Privacy
Monthly Privacy Settings Audit
Companies change privacy settings constantly. Spend 15 minutes monthly checking what you're sharing.
Account Security
Verify Before You Click
One click can hand over your credentials or install malware. Pause. Check the link. Then decide.
Account Security
Use Unique Email Addresses for Different Purposes
One email for everything means one breach exposes everything. Compartmentalize.
Account Security
Backup Critical Data Monthly
Ransomware encrypts your files. Hard drives fail. Backups are the only fix that works every time.
Account Security
Check Financial Accounts Weekly
Fraudsters start small to test if you're paying attention. Catch them in the first week, not the first month.
Uncategorized
Install uBlock Origin to Block Ads and Trackers
uBlock Origin blocks ads, trackers, and malware. Free, open-source, makes browsing 30% faster. We install it on every browser we touch.
Devices
Update Software the Same Day
Security patches exist because vulnerabilities exist. Install updates within 24 hours or become an easy target.
Devices
Enable Two-Factor Authentication Everywhere
Add a second lock to your accounts. Even if someone steals your password, they can't get in without your phone.
Communication
Recognize and Report Scam Calls and Texts
Caller ID lies. Government agencies don't demand gift cards. Learn the patterns and hang up.
Devices
Secure Your Home Wi-Fi Network
Your router is the front door to every device in your home. Lock it properly.
Account Security
Use a Password Manager Daily
One password to remember. Unique passwords everywhere else. A password manager handles the rest.
Scam Defense
Report a Phishing Email Properly
Deleting a phishing email only protects you. Reporting it protects everyone else who might fall for the same scam tomorrow.
Identity Protection
Freeze Your Credit Reports
A credit freeze prevents identity thieves from opening new accounts in your name. It's free, takes 15 minutes, and is the single most effective protection against identity theft.
Identity Protection
Check Your Credit Reports Annually
Review your credit reports from all three bureaus once a year to catch identity theft, errors, and fraudulent accounts early. It's free and catches problems before they spiral.
Scam Defense
Question Unexpected Requests for Money or Information
Scammers rely on urgency and trust. Pause. Verify through a separate channel. Never act on pressure alone—legitimate organizations give you time to think.
Scam Defense
Verify Charities Before Donating
Scammers exploit generosity after disasters and tragedies. Check charity legitimacy before donating to ensure your money helps, not enriches fraudsters.
Digital Wellbeing
Set Daily Screen Time Limits
Unlimited screen time fragments attention, disrupts sleep, and drains hours. Set boundaries. Your phone tracks usage—use that data to reclaim your time.
Digital Wellbeing
Disable Non-Essential Notifications
Every notification fractures your attention. Most aren't urgent. Turn off everything except calls, texts, and calendar alerts. Reclaim continuous focus.
Account Security
Create a Passkey for Your Google Account
Your Google password can be phished. Your passkey can't. Replace the password with fingerprint or face unlock in under 5 minutes.
Scam Defense
Defend Against AI Voice and Video Scams
Deepfakes and AI voice cloning are no longer sci-fi. Scammers can clone a voice from 3 seconds of audio. A video call from your 'boss' might be entirely synthetic. Learn the red flags before you get fooled.
Account Security
Set Up a YubiKey Security Key
Hardware security keys are the strongest form of two-factor authentication available. Phishing attacks can't steal what physically exists in your pocket.
Identity Protection
Protect Your Government ID and Tax Accounts
Tax-related identity theft cost Americans $5.7 billion in 2023. Someone files a return using your Social Security number, claims your refund, and you spend months proving you're you.
Uncategorized
Set Up Firefox for Maximum Privacy
Firefox is the only major browser not owned by an advertising company. With the right settings, it becomes a privacy fortress.
Identity Protection
How to Recover From Identity Theft
Someone stole your identity. The next 30 minutes matter more than you think. Here's the exact order to do things.
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Set Up Brave Browser for Privacy
Brave blocks trackers and ads by default. No extensions needed. No configuration required. Just install and browse privately.

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The big questions

Everything you need to know about building security habits

Most habits take 21-66 days to become automatic. We recommend starting with one habit at a time and practicing it daily. Our guides are designed to make each habit as easy as possible to stick with.

Not at all. Every habit guide is written for beginners with step-by-step instructions and screenshots. If you can use email and browse the web, you can follow our guides.

We recommend starting with enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on your most important accounts - email and banking. It's one of the most impactful security improvements you can make and only takes 10 minutes.

Yes, reputable password managers like Bitwarden and 1Password use military-grade encryption. Your passwords are encrypted before they leave your device. Even if the company's servers were breached, attackers couldn't read your passwords.

With a password manager and unique passwords for each site, you only need to change passwords when there's a known breach. The old advice to change passwords every 90 days is outdated - it leads to weaker passwords.

Good security habits dramatically reduce your risk but nothing is 100%. If you're compromised, our guides include recovery steps. Having good habits means the damage is limited and recovery is faster.

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