Introduction to the episode This episode we are going to focus on privacy Privacy protection is keeping your information from getting into the wrong hands Ever heard of KISS (keep it simple stupid) KISS for privacy is all about just that. Any information that is specifically related to you that could identify you easily should not be shared Passport numbers License Numbers Dates of birth Credit cards Bank accounts Super Sometimes some information is needed - Government sites, medical si...

Introduction to the episode In the first 2 episodes of "an old persons take on protecting your stuff podcast," we focused on 2 very important areas of digital hygiene and etiquette. Passwords - unique, complex and 12 characters long or just get a password manager Multi-factor authentication - Username = Who you are, Password = what you know and 2FA = something you own. Adding 2 FA to an account makes them more secure So let's talk about all things SCAMMING One of...

Last episode we focused on the dreaded password Where did they come fromWhy do we use them,Why they are important for protecting your stuffWhat they are made up of and what not to use.In this episode of the "old persons take on protecting your stuff" we will focus on the addition of a third level of protection around your internet-based sites and services Access to every account has a username and password - who you are and what you know The third layer is what you have and that is called mul...

We all have passwords They are one of the hardest components for most people to understand the significance and reasons behind them. Passwords are your passport to the digital world and like your passport there are some principles and requirements we need to embrace From your need to gain access to the internet in the 90's to a system of protection for all access to the internet. There are a number of areas where retirees and the elderly need to focus and address This episode we are going to ...