How to Secure Your Apple ID or Google Account
Apple ID and Google accounts often connect to email, photos, app purchases, backups, location, and devices.
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Why Backup Email Addresses and Phone Numbers Matter
Backup contact methods can help you recover accounts, but only if they are current and protected.
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How to Protect Yourself from SIM Swapping
SIM swapping is when someone tries to move your phone number to a device they control.
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How to Secure Your Online Banking Accounts
Banking accounts should get the strongest protections you can reasonably use.
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MFA vs. 2FA: What It Means and Why It Matters
MFA and 2FA both add another proof of identity beyond a password, which makes account takeover harder.
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Authenticator Apps vs. Text Message Codes
Text message codes are better than no MFA, but authenticator apps and security keys are usually stronger choices when offered.
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How to Secure Your Gmail or Outlook Account
Your email account is often the reset key for the rest of your online life.
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Account Recovery Settings You Should Update Today
Account recovery settings are easy to forget until you are locked out or someone else tries to get in.
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