Our lives are becoming web-based.

As the Internet becomes pervasive, we are online from home, school, work, and in between on
mobile devices. Even when we are not directly connected, our economy and much of the
everyday infrastructure we rely on uses the web.

Ultimately, our cyber infrastructure is only as strong as the weakest link. No individual,
business, or government entity is solely responsible for cyber security. Everyone has a role
and everyone needs to share the responsibility to secure their part of cyber space and the
networks they use. The steps we take may differ based on what we do online and our
responsibilities. However, everyone needs to understand how their individual actions have a
collective impact on cyber security.

 

Visit StaySafeOnline.org to check out their top recommended cyber security practices. You don't need to be a geek! These tips can be used by anyone to stay safe.

 

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