Caitlin Sarian explains why you should pause nine seconds before responding to unexpected texts or emails about account issues or deliveries. Verify the sender, skip the links, never share personal info via text, and use guest checkout when you can.
What's one cybersecurity tip you feel everyone should know right now? Honestly, if you get a text message or email saying your account is locked or your package is delayed or you owe money, pause before you panic. Take nine seconds. Scammers love urgency that Click this link now. Message. It's a trap. Check the sender. Does the email look sketchy? Does a URL seem off? Never click links if you didn't expect them. And never ever give out your personal information over text or email. Legit companies won't ask that way. Also, check out as a guest wherever possible to lessen your digital footprint. Cybersecurity isn't just for it people. It's based basic life skills. Now follow me for more simple tips to protect yourself online.
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