Ramon Ray

A big thing, even though that is even increasingly becoming less secure, enable two-factor authentication.

Half the people probably know what it is.

For those who don't, that's that little annoying inconvenience, but very secure.

You log into your bank or you log into Starbucks,

and your phone gets a text that you have to enter a code in to log in.

So that's number three.

Also, HAL is education.

You know, even my team, it's a remote team, even if people I work with employ or not, just educating them on what I know.

Hey, listen, here's the procedure where we're gonna pay somebody.

If it's over 1,000, here's even a more enhanced procedure.

Those are a few things people can do.

And I think actually what you asked me was also some of the attacks.

You have phishing, which is masquerading as somebody else.

You have ransomware, and that's the dirty one where your data's fine.

You just can't.

Get to it unless you pay someone money.

So you have ransomware and you have malware.

You're going to a website.

You're going to a page.

You're downloading an app that infects your computer.