In today’s digital world, strong passwords are just as important as locking your front door. From online banking security to telehealth portals and social media accounts, seniors are more connected than ever.
Unfortunately, cybercriminals know this too. Identity theft, phishing scams, and data breaches are rising fast — and older adults are often targeted.
The good news? Protecting yourself doesn’t require advanced tech skills. With a few smart password strategies and the right cybersecurity tools, you can dramatically reduce your risk.
Here are the most important password hacks every senior should know to stay safe online.
