Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to accounts.

Clicking on unknown email links is safe as long as the email appears to be from a known sender.

Public Wi-Fi networks can pose security risks if used without a VPN.

It is safe to reuse the same password across multiple accounts.

Antivirus software alone is enough to fully protect a computer from cyber threats.

Keeping software and operating systems updated reduces security vulnerabilities.

Downloading software from unknown or untrusted sources is a secure practice.

A firewall helps protect a network by filtering incoming and outgoing traffic.

Using personal information like birthdates in passwords makes them more secure.

Employees should be trained regularly on cybersecurity best practices.

Phishing attacks only occur through email.

Encrypting sensitive data helps protect it from unauthorized access.

If a website’s URL starts with "https://", it means the site is 100% safe.

Backing up important files regularly helps mitigate the risk of ransomware attacks.