Guidance
Security you can understand.
Clear guidance in plain language with practical steps you can follow when you need them.
Protect important accounts
Turn on multi factor authentication for email, banking, administrator, and cloud accounts.
Use strong, unique passwords
Give each important account its own password, and use a trusted password manager when you can.
Keep devices updated
Turn on automatic updates for computers, phones, and apps so known weaknesses get fixed quickly.
Back up what matters
Keep regular backups of important files, and store at least one copy separately from your main systems.
Watch for phishing
Teach staff to pause before clicking unexpected links or attachments, and to report suspicious messages.
Remove access when people leave
Disable accounts and shared access as soon as someone leaves the organization.
Secure your website connection
Use HTTPS so visitors see a secure connection. Most hosts can turn on a certificate in a few clicks. Look for SSL or HTTPS in your site settings.