CyberWatch follows real cyberattacks as they happen and turns them into clear lessons — so anyone, beginner or not, can read the news and actually learn how to protect themselves.
Four ways to get smarter about staying safe online.
The breaches and attacks that matter, written for non-experts — with what each one means for you.
Browse the news → 02 — LearnFrom your first password manager to building a threat model. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced.
Start learning → 03 — ToolsHand-picked, mostly-free apps and services to lock down your accounts and devices.
See the toolkit → 04 — GlossaryConfused by "phishing," "zero-day," or "ransomware"? Look up any term in seconds.
Open the glossary →A ransomware gang is breaking into companies through a flaw in widely used Check Point VPN and firewall products. Here's why a "VPN bug" should matter to you too.
Read the full story →Turn on two-factor authentication for your email, install a free password manager, and slow down before clicking links. That's most of your risk, handled.
The breaches that actually affect you, plus one thing to do about them. Written for humans, not hackers.
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