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Protect every account
Use a different password for each important account and enable two-factor authentication, especially for email, banking and social media.
Free cyber-safety check
Enter your name and country, choose your category, and answer safety questions tailored to you or your type of business. You will receive a private score out of 100 with a practical action plan.
Start with the essentials
Use these practical habits to strengthen the areas covered by your safety check.
Use a different password for each important account and enable two-factor authentication, especially for email, banking and social media.
Pause before opening urgent links, scanning QR codes or sending money. Confirm requests through a trusted number or separate conversation.
Turn on automatic updates and secure every phone and computer with a strong PIN, password or biometric lock.
Keep recovery details current, store backup codes safely and maintain a separate backup of important files.
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For groups and facilitators
A practical guide to running a cyber-safety session and helping participants take their next steps.
A few helpful answers
Free, practical guidance for everyday digital life.
Individuals, community groups and organisations can use the check. Choose the category that matches you to receive relevant questions, including practical technical questions. The check is available in English and welcomes participants from different countries.
Yes. The assessment, personalised report and facilitator guide are free. You do not need to create an account.
Your score out of 100 reflects the answers you give about your current habits. It helps you choose practical improvements. It is not a security audit, certification or guarantee that your accounts or systems are secure.
No. Your report is generated privately in your browser. Your individual answers are not sent to WordPress or saved to its database. Sharing your name and score is optional. If you submit a review, your display name, country, rating and comment may appear publicly after approval.
Choose “Not sure”. For questions about an organisation, ask an authorised IT colleague when needed. Never enter passwords, recovery codes or sensitive system details.
Yes. Download the facilitator guide above for a suggested session outline and a QR code participants can scan. Let people answer privately and choose their own next steps. To discuss a session, contact Vincent using the LinkedIn link above.
Your privacy
Your detailed answers and report stay in your browser. If you allow statistics, we store an anonymous browser ID, assessment progress, score, category, country and report download requests in WordPress. Declining statistics does not prevent you using the assessment.
About CyberSafe Everyday
Hi, I’m Vincent Okohue. I created CyberSafe Everyday to help people understand common online risks and take simple steps to stay safer. The guidance is free, practical and written for everyday users.
This website provides general cyber-safety guidance.