If it sounds too good to be true, it likely is. If you receive an unsolicited request for payment, do not enter your personal or credit card information. Report all suspicious emails as spam.

Wire transfers are difficult to reverse and offer limited fraud protection. Be wary of any company or service requesting a wire transfer as payment.

Hackers are sneaky! Malicious links are often sent to lure you into granting access to the personal data stored on your device. Don't click suspicious links.

Scammers use emotion to try to trick you into helping them collect your personal information, so they can gain access to your accounts. Think very carefully about the personal information you share in public forums.

When you randomize your password, it helps prevent cybercriminals from using your favorite password to gain access to your personal data and accounts. Create long, unique passwords for each of your accounts, or use the automated unique, strong-password generators offered on your device.

MFA adds another layer of protection to your accounts, making it more challenging for cybercriminals to gain unauthorized access to your personal and financial data.

You have the power to protect yourself and loved ones from cyber criminals. Taking proactive steps to protect your data on all of your devices is the best way to stay safe online.

Don't delay! Changing your password and enabling MFA immediately helps you stay one step ahead of cybercriminals and can help prevent unauthorized access to your data and accounts.

Clicking on links from sources you do not personally know or trust may potentially expose you to cyberattacks designed to steal your personal data, gain unauthorized access to your financial accounts, or infect your device(s), potentially rendering your device unusable and your data stolen.