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Cyber safety resources
Free tools and simple habits to help you stay safer online.
Has your account been compromised?
Two free checks, powered by Have I Been Pwned. Find out if a password or an email address has turned up in a known data breach.
Password breach check
Type a password to see if it has appeared in a breach. Your password never leaves this page. Only the first 5 characters of its SHA-1 fingerprint are sent, so the real password cannot be rebuilt from the request.
Email breach check
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If a check finds a match, change that password everywhere you used it, then turn on multi-factor authentication.
Cyber safety starts with everyday habits
Small habits reduce common online risks. No single habit guarantees complete protection, so stack them.
Pause on unexpected messages
Be cautious with unexpected messages and avoid suspicious links, even when they look familiar.
Verify urgent requests
If a message creates urgency or asks for sensitive information, stop and confirm through an official channel.
Never share codes
Do not share passwords or verification codes with anyone who contacts you unexpectedly.
Unique, strong passwords
Use a different strong password for every account. A password manager makes this easy.
Turn on multi-factor authentication
Enable it wherever it is offered, starting with email and banking.
Keep devices updated
Install updates for your devices and apps. Many fix security holes that attackers already know about.
Keep learning
Trusted sources for cybersecurity news, guidance and events. External sites open in a new tab.