March 22, 2019 1 min read

• Keep all of your software up to date to cut down on vulnerabilities that bad actors can exploit. 
• Back up all of your files via a cloud storage service, external hard drive or — even better — both. 
• Always turn on two-factor authentication, which incorporates texts and emails into the login process. Where you can, consider opting for three-factor authentication, which combines the use of a password, an item you have in your possession (such as a fob) and a characteristic that’s unique to you (such as a fingerprint or face ID). 

You can find more cybersecurity tips in The Business Owner’s Guide to Financial Freedom.