Title: Identify best practices for personal cyber hygiene.
Course: Cybersecurity in Family and Consumer Sciences (19299-I-36) > Section: Protecting Family and Consumer Sciences Data

Identification should include

- using techniques to protect personal data (e.g., encryption, passwords, preferences on devices, selective location sharing, ad blockers, privacy filters)
- distinguishing between acceptable and unacceptable data to share
- comparing the risks and benefits of sharing data
- understanding privacy policies before installing and/or using applications
- understanding the differences between digital devices.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is personal cyber hygiene?
- Why should one not click links from an unknown source?
- What is considered unacceptable data sharing?
- What are the consequences of accepting messages from unknown senders?
- How can two-factor authentication help secure data?