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The digital life raft: follow the 3-2-1 backup rule to save your data

Imagine this nightmare scenario: Your laptop crashes, your hard drive dies, or worse, a sneaky piece of ransomware locks up all your files. Gone are the vacation photos, the crucial work documents, and that amazing novel you were writing. Scary, right? We all know we should back up our data, but knowing the “best” way […]

Is that email legit? how to spot a phish and what to do next

We’ve all been there: an email pops into your inbox that looks almost right. Maybe it’s from your bank, or a shipping company, or even a friend. But something feels… off. Your gut instinct might be telling you, “Hey, this could be a phish!” And guess what? Your gut is usually right! Phishing is one […]

What is the best Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) method?

You’ve heard the golden rule: turn on Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). It’s the digital bouncer that stops hackers dead in their tracks, even if they snag your password. But here’s the thing—not all MFA methods are created equal. Some are like a flimsy screen door, while others are a bank vault! If you’re serious about protecting […]

Your digital survival guide: 4 essential habits to stay safe online

Let’s face it, the internet is amazing. It connects us, entertains us, and helps us get work done. But just like any bustling city, it has its sketchy neighborhoods and unsavory characters. The good news? You don’t need to be a tech wizard to stay safe online. By adopting a few simple (but mighty!) habits, […]

What in the world is Cybersecurity?

Ever heard the word “cybersecurity” and just nodded along, pretending you totally get it? You’re not alone! It sounds super techy and maybe a little intimidating, but trust us, it’s something everyone needs to understand a bit about, especially today. So, let’s break it down into plain English. At its core, cybersecurity is simply protecting […]

Stop sharing your Wi-Fi password: set up a guest network now

We’ve all been there: A trusted friend or family member visits, and the first thing they ask is, “What’s your Wi-Fi password?” You know better than to share your passwords, especially if you’ve recycled it for your email or banking, but you reluctantly give in. After all, they’re a trusted guest! Here’s the harsh truth: […]