We store a lot of valuable data on our devices now, like a lot of us do work stuff on our phones,
or we might just have like personalized bank information or just passwords, credit cards, emails,
different kinds of things like that.
You need to take steps to protect this information.
And a couple of steps that you can actually take right now is actually do full device encryption, which
is way, you know, you just got to make sure that if in one way to get access to your phone or you
the memory inside of falling in love with access in your files because encrypted and also using a password
manager, I really, really recommend that one.
For mobile device encryption, both Android and iPhone allows allows you to fully encrypt your device
is going to make it so that anyone to access your phone's memory, they won't be able to view, like
I said, getting the information so you can encrypted device with the following instructions.
So for Android, you're going to go to settings personal security, select the option that says encrypt
phone or encrypt tablet.
And for iPhone, you're going to go to settings, face out of your passcode, set your passcode to at
least six digits.
And this enables encryption by default.
A lot of people don't know about that.
The other thing that you can do is using a password manager.
I recommend last pass is free and is a away just to securely store your passwords locally on your device.
And you don't have to remember a bunch of passwords and you don't have to remember the conflict passwords
that you should be using.
You can also use like use it to make secure notes.
And just remember, all data stored by them are usually encrypted, typically like a 256 encryption.
And you just have to remember the password to open a manager and you have access to everything.
And I really recommend it.
Just go down the last page computer.
You get on your phone and link everything.
You've never had to type in another password except to get into your password manager.
And even on mobile, you can use your finger as biometrics, which makes it easier to log into things
and gain access to all your all of your passwords and such.
So we went over some mobile security stuff, so what's next?
We're going to talk about how you can actually get a career started.
We give some tips to further education stuff.
And, you know, we're going to get you guys out in the world.
Ethical hacking.
Right.
So I appreciate you listening this far.
I'll see you guys in the next section.