If you’ve been affected by an incident online, or targeted by a scammer, contact the National Cyber Security Centre
Use long, strong, unique passphrases
Use a different passphrase for every account. A password manager can help you remember them all.
Turn on 2FA
Add an extra layer of protection to your most important accounts with multi-factor authentication (2FA).
Think before you click
Pause, think, and verify before clicking a link, opening an attachment or accepting an unexpected request.
Review your privacy settings
Check who can see your information and limit what you share publicly online.
Be careful what you share online
Think twice before sharing content online or pasting information into AI tools. If in doubt, leave it out.
Keep work and personal seperate
Use your personal email for personal accounts and think carefully before sharing work information with AI tools.
Turn on automatic updates
Turn on automatic updates so your devices and apps can protect themselves against the latest security threats.
Delete what you don't use
Remove old apps and accounts you no longer need to reduce your digital footprint.
Secure your home Wi-Fi
Secure your home Wi-Fi by changing your router’s default password to a long, strong and unique passphrase. Keep connected devices updated and consider using a guest network for smart devices.
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