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This email account has not been reported in a breach. However, you’re not off the hook just yet. It’s important to stay vigilant to where and how your information can be compromised. Continue to ensure your data stays off the “breach list” with these tips and more from us.
Update passwords regularly.We know it’s a pain to remember all those complicated passwords but the harder to make
them to crack, the less likely you’ll be breached. Use a password manager like 1Passsword to keep those precious data points
protected, friends. They will generate complex passwords and flag password reuseto keep you on your toes. But remember, you now have one password for ALL your passwords, so #BeCyberSmart and make it a creative one!
Keep software updated. Hackers love when we fail to update our software because it’s easier to infiltrate with weakened firewalls and outdated operating systems. Do yourself a favor, and “update all” next time you get that pesky notification to do so. And opt-in for a multi-factor authentication (MFA) option (or two-factor authentication, 2FA) if available for an added “barrier” to entry.
Manage social media settings. Keep your personal and private information locked down. It’s easier than ever
for
social engineering cyber criminals to find intel simply by searching for your pet’s name or state of residence
on social media.
To find out more ways to keep yourself safe from attacks,
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You’ve been breached? Now What?
Three quick tips to start protecting your data.
Change your passwords on any compromised accounts. Make it complicated and don’t reuse an old password. Try
using symbols and numbers in place of letters to make the phrase memorable to you but harder to hack for an attacker.
Actively monitor financial accounts. Hackers can get just enough intel on you to hack into your bank account,
so watching for suspicious activity is recommended.
Scan your computer for viruses or malware. Use a leading antivirus program and malware detector to help you
identify and eliminate any unauthorized programs lurking on your hard drive.
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