Money Matters Blog

With the use of artificial intelligence (A.I.) on the rise, it’s more important than ever to be discerning when we’re online. What we could once recognize as certifiably “artificial” is much trickier as these tools become increasingly better at mimicking the human experience. The topic of AI sentience has taken on a whole new meaning from when we first dreamed up “smart” computers. And yet, as our technological landscape grows, our practices in securing our identity online have changed little. You might find it surprising, but the primary obstacle to our online identity is not AI—it’s us. A five-year report by the National Cybersecurity Alliance, conducted over several countries from the years 2021-2025, reveals a number of interesting attitudes and behaviors that could contribute to our online safety. Here we’ll review some of their findings and how you can use this knowledge to bolster your online security.

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Banking online is convenient, but it’s a good practice to take steps to ensure your security. Learn how to master online banking safety with these helpful tips.

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