Digital Security 101

Start by deleting unknown apps, updating your software, and running a security scan. Change passwords to any affected accounts and turn on 2FA.

DeleteMe was one of the first services to help users remove personal information from data brokers — but some competitors do more to keep you safe online.

If you simply opened a spam email, you may be in the clear. But if you clicked on a link, downloaded an attachment, or responded, be cautious.

MFA is not a silver bullet, but it’s far more effective than a password-only authentication method. In conjunction, also use a VPN, password manager.

The information in your digital footprint can have serious consequences to your online and real-world reputation — unless you take steps to reduce it.

Private Relay won’t solve all of your privacy problems, but an iPhone VPN can fortify your entire online experience. But that’s not all it can do.

Unless you take steps to protect your privacy, websites will track and sell your data to anyone — from marketers to hackers and scammers.

Banks spend millions on online security — but it’s not always enough to keep scammers out. Follow these steps to secure your online bank account.