Hackers and cybercriminals are constantly seeking to to gain access to sensitive information, such as financial data, medical records, and personal communications. Families need to protect their privacy to prevent identity theft, financial fraud, and the emotional distress that can result from privacy breaches.
Online banking, investment, and shopping have made managing finances more convenient, but they also open the door to financial theft and fraud. Cybercriminals can steal sensitive financial information, leaving families facing significant financial loss. Robust security practices are crucial to protect hard-earned money and assets.
Online activities, including social media, contribute to a family's digital footprint. Misuse of personal information or online accounts can damage reputations, impacting job prospects, college admissions, and personal relationships. Practicing good cyber hygiene can help families protect their online image.
Hackers and cybercriminals are constantly seeking to to gain access to sensitive information, such as financial data, medical records, and personal communications. Families need to protect their privacy to prevent identity theft, financial fraud, and the emotional distress that can result from privacy breaches.

One of the most common ways that hackers break into computers is by stealing or guessing passwords. Because users can’t remember passwords to so many systems, they find it easier to use a family member or pet’s name or something easy to remember like 12345678. As a result, their accounts are at risk of being hacked.
One of the most common ways that hackers break into computers is by stealing or guessing passwords. Because users can’t remember passwords to so many systems, they find it easier to use a family member or pet’s name or something easy to remember like 12345678. As a result, their accounts are at risk of being hacked.
Ransomware is a form of malicious software that encrypts all your files. A ransom is demanded to restore access to the data. But the decryption key doesn’t always work.
Hackers and cybercriminals are constantly seeking to to gain access to sensitive information, such as financial data, medical records, and personal communications. Families need to protect their privacy to prevent identity theft, financial fraud, and the emotional distress that can result from privacy breaches.
Phishing is a cyberattack method through email that attempts to gather personal information — usernames, passwords, credit card details, even bank account numbers — generally by disguising themselves as a trustworthy source
The Internet of Things, or IoT, is the connectivity of all devices that access your network including home security, thermostats, smart assistants etc. IoT hacking is when hackers gain access to these devices in order to spy on you or to install malicious software to steal your personal information
Deepfakes are digitally manipulated images or voices to appear to be someone other than the original person or to make them say words they never said. New AI techniques are used to make the deepfakes difficult to identify. Deepfakes are considered too realistic for people to spot that they are fake

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In an age of digital information, our personal data is more valuable than ever. Hackers and cybercriminals are constantly seeking to exploit vulnerabilities to gain access to sensitive information, such as financial data, medical records, and personal communications. Families need to protect their privacy to prevent identity theft, financial fraud, and the emotional distress that can result from privacy breaches.
Did you know? In 2023, the United States experienced 3,205 data compromises, which includes leaks, data breaches, and exposure, affecting over 353 million people
Online banking, investment, and shopping have made managing finances more convenient, but they also open the door to financial theft and fraud. Cybercriminals can steal sensitive financial information and drain bank accounts, leaving families facing significant financial loss. Robust security practices are crucial to protect hard-earned money and assets.
Did you know?
American adults lost a total of $43 billion to identity fraud in 2023.
Online activities, including social media, contribute to a family's digital footprint. Misuse of personal information or online accounts can damage reputations, impacting job prospects, college admissions, and personal relationships. Practicing good cyber hygiene can help families protect their online image.
Did you know? 70% of companies use social media screening when hiring.
The internet can be a perilous place for children if not monitored and protected properly. Cyberbullies, online predators, and inappropriate content are just a few of the risks they might encounter. Parents must implement strong security measures to safeguard their children's online experiences, including using parental controls and educating them about responsible online behavior.
Did you know? About 37% of young people between the ages of 12 and 17 have been bullied online

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One of the most common ways that hackers break into computers is by stealing or guessing passwords. Because users can’t remember passwords to so many systems, they find it easier to use a family member or pet’s name or something easy to remember like 12345678. As a result, their accounts are at risk of being hacked.
Software vulnerabilities are exploited by attackers to compromise your systems. Keeping your device's software updated can ensure the latest security features are in place to protect your device and your personal information from cybercriminals
Ransomware is a form of malicious software that encrypts all your files. A ransom is demanded to restore access to the data. But the decryption key doesn’t always work.
For many people mobile devices are the primary or even the only communication device used. Whether it is text, email, apps or voice, mobile devices personal and business needs. This makes them major targets for cyber attacks. Fitness trackers and watches also present risks
Phishing is a cyberattack method through email that attempts to gather personal information — usernames, passwords, credit card details, even bank account numbers — generally by disguising themselves as a trustworthy source
The Internet of Things, or IoT, is the connectivity of all devices that access your network including home security, thermostats, smart assistants etc. IoT hacking is when hackers gain access to these devices in order to spy on you or to install malicious software to steal your personal information
Deepfakes are digitally manipulated images or voices to appear to be someone other than the original person or to make them say words they never said. New AI techniques are used to make the deepfakes difficult to identify. Deepfakes are considered too realistic for people to spot that they are fake

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