Create strong and unique passwords for every important account. Avoid using names, birthdays or easily guessed information.
Add an extra layer of security to your important accounts by enabling two-factor authentication wherever available.
Be cautious of suspicious links, messages and emails. Verify the sender before sharing information or making payments.
Regularly update your mobile phone, computer, apps and security software to protect against known vulnerabilities.
Avoid sharing personal information such as passwords, OTPs, bank details and sensitive documents online.
Review privacy settings, avoid accepting requests from unknown people and think carefully before posting content.
Avoid performing sensitive transactions on unsecured public Wi-Fi networks whenever possible.
Do not blindly trust AI-generated content. Verify information and never share confidential personal data.
Act quickly if you experience online fraud, harassment or suspicious activity. Preserve evidence and report it.
If you become a victim of cyber fraud, act quickly and report the incident through the National Cyber Crime Helpline number.