Cybersecurity Quiz

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Shred all paperwork containing sensitive information.

Add a deadbolt lock to all entryways.

Add a few unique characters to any password or PIN

Google user reports of that device’s spying activity and what those people did to stop it.

Log out of the suspected device or account and go about your day.

Visit Consumer Affairs or the Federal Trade Commission website for tips.

Weak encryption.

Humans.

Short passwords.

Poor cybersecurity hygiene and implementation

A ransomware attack on your company’s computer network.

An employee skimming/stealing customers’ credit cards.

Add an uppercase numeral and a special character, such as $.

Don’t reuse it anywhere else or share it with anyone.

Enable two-factor authentication.

Take fewer photos with your smartphone.

Travel less with your smartphone.

Post less on social media.

Ask to speak with their supervisor.

Use a carrier-approved smartphone app.

Charitable organizations with weak cybersecurity.

Black market websites with strong cybersecurity.

Your business.

When you are logging into social media accounts.

When it is too hard to remember a long password.

Never.

Monitor your email address and accounts for fraudulent activity.

Respond to the warning email you have received.

Subscribe to a monitoring service such as Lifelock or WebWatcher.