“There is no reason to panic,” one expert said. “We just want to use this opportunity to become a little more prepared.”
- Experts share what you can do to protect yourself and your digital devices as President Joe Biden warns the U.S. is under a high-risk for Russian cyberattacks.
“Every system is as strong as its weakest link. We don’t want to be the weakest link,” Vahid Behzadan, assistant computer and data science professor at the University of New Haven, said. “Cybersecurity is essentially the security of every one of us was part of the internet, part of the larger network of these connected devices,” Behzadan said.
Behzadan also said consider changing and choosing stronger passwords and using a secure manager to store every password.Finally, be on high alert for suspicious emails, robocalls or fraudulent links.
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