Let’s face it, dealing with cyberthreats is the pits. If you’ve been the victim of a cyberattack, or you’ve had an account compromised, or you’ve experienced ransomware, you know that it downright stinks.
If you want to prevent these mishaps and maintain a healthy relationship with your data and personal identity, you need to practice good cybersecurity hygiene. Just like a little soap and shampoo can keep your body clean and healthy, a few good habits can help protect your digital life.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a growing problem on our hands, and I don’t think anyone (ourselves included) have been taking the right approach to solving it.
I’m talking about cybersecurity, more specifically, the cybersecurity hygiene of an individual.
We can talk and talk and preach and scream from the rooftops about the importance of this stuff, but I think there is such a fatigue for it, and such a “well what are the odds that it will happen to me” kind of attitude that most people dismiss it.
If you feel either of those ways, this is the article for you. If you read one cybersecurity article and take it to heart, this is the one, and we really, truly hope this sticks for you.
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