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Two-factor authentication (2FA) might seem like a hassle, but it can make it much harder for attackers to get into your accounts. Even if they can guess your password, they’ll still need to get into your phone or authentication app.

Active shooter situations are unfortunately becoming more common in public places like schools and workplaces. It’s important to be prepared in case you find yourself in one of these situations.

When you’re driving, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and drive defensively. This means assuming that other drivers may not see you or may not follow the rules of the road.

That adage “Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it” gets thrown around a lot when it comes to personal safety, specifically firearms. While that sounds logical, it is a bit short sighted.

Remember, anything you post on social media can be seen by the whole world. So, be careful about what you share. Some things might not seem like a big deal, but they could actually put you at risk.

Ever see a post for how to determine your rapper name or something similar? It will say things like the first part of your name is the first word of the street you lived on as a kid.

No lock is foolproof. Even the best locks can be picked or bypassed. But a decent lock can make it enough of a hassle for a thief that they’ll move on to an easier target.

TL;DR # Remembering strong passwords can be a pain, but with a few tricks, you can create a bunch of unique, long, and strong passwords that are actually easy to remember.

True safety is a myth. We can’t completely eliminate all threats, but we can make them less likely to happen and less harmful if they do. The key is to layer safety measures, like putting on multiple layers of clothing in cold weather.

The belief that simply carrying a weapon like a handgun, pepper spray, or another tool is all that’s needed for self-defense is unfortunately incomplete. Let’s consider the example of a handgun, often the self-defense weapon of choice: