Antivirus Tip: Phishing is when criminals try to get your personal details, credit card info or passwords via fraudulent emails or SMSes. Always double-check.

Antivirus Tip: Use different e-mails for different kinds of accounts, instead of just one e-mail, in case your information gets hacked.

Antivirus Tip: Before you call for help, try to find it out if your problem is internet, network or device-specific. Researching problems helps in the long run.

Antivirus Tip: Keep a list of at least five people you know who can help you if your computer starts doing something you know isn’t normal.

Antivirus Tip: Keep a list of at least five people you know who can help you if your computer starts doing something you know isn’t normal.

Antivirus Tip: Always use two-factor authentication – this generates a password that you must enter at the time and adds a layer of security.

Antivirus Tip: If children use your PC, disable certain internet functions or limit their time on the device. Teach them how to avoid unsafe websites, too.

Antivirus Tip: Do not use public charging ports. They are a prime target for criminals to tinker with that allows them access to your charging device.

Antivirus Tip: Make friends with people who work with computers and know how to set up networks. They typically have the knowledge to help with malware.

Antivirus Tip: Enable a screen password prompt. This limits access and gives you peace of mind.