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Practical preparation for cyberattacks, including account protection, backups, and what to do when something goes wrong.
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If you found us at the festival, here are a few ways to help keep yourself and your family safer online.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Small habits.
Useful protection.
A good time to review your accounts, talk about scams with family, and take a few practical steps you can use throughout the year.
- 01
Pause before you click or pay
Unexpected links and urgent requests deserve a second look. Verify a request through a phone number or account you already know, rather than the contact details in the message.
- 02
Use a different password for each account
Choose long, unique passwords. A password manager can help you create and keep track of them.
- 03
Turn on extra login protection
Enable multi-factor authentication—an extra step beyond your password—especially for email, financial, and social accounts. Never share a login verification code with someone who contacts you.
- 04
Keep devices updated and files backed up
Turn on automatic updates for your phone, computer, and apps. Keep backups of important files and photos so you have another copy if something goes wrong.
Official resources
Know where to turn.
These U.S. government resources offer practical guidance, reporting routes, and recovery information. Choose the one that fits your situation.
Federal Trade Commission
Protect your information online
Steps for securing devices and accounts and spotting attempts to steal personal information.
Visit the official resourceFederal Trade Commission
Recognize common scams
Learn about impersonation, shopping, job, and other scams so you can recognize warning signs.
Visit the official resourceFederal Trade Commission
Report fraud or a scam
Report scams, bad business practices, or unwanted calls through the FTC’s reporting service.
Visit the official resourceIdentityTheft.gov · Federal Trade Commission
Recover from identity theft
Report identity theft and create a recovery plan with steps for your situation.
Visit the official resourceFBI · Internet Crime Complaint Center
Report internet crime
Submit a report about suspected internet crime through the FBI’s IC3 service.
Visit the official resourceResources reviewed October 6, 2026. Online-safety guidance and further reading:
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