Security Report Card
A short, honest 2-minute quiz covering the habits that matter most, passwords, two-factor authentication, backups, software updates, and how you handle suspicious links. At the end you get a plain-language score and a prioritized list of the one or two things most worth fixing first, instead of an overwhelming checklist.
A short, honest 2-minute quiz covering the habits that matter most: passwords, two-factor authentication, backups, software updates, and how you handle suspicious links. At the end you get a plain-language score and a prioritized list of the one or two things most worth fixing first, instead of an overwhelming checklist of everything at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is my security score calculated?
It's based on your answers across a small set of habits known to matter most for everyday account security, weighted toward the areas that stop the most common real-world attacks.
Is my answer data stored or sent anywhere?
No, the quiz runs entirely in your browser and nothing you answer is recorded or transmitted.
What should I do with a low score?
Focus on the one or two items the results flag as highest priority first, security habits compound, fixing the biggest gap matters more than trying to fix everything at once.
Related: Password Strength & Breach Check · Privacy Settings Checklist
1. Do you use a unique password for every important account (email, bank, social media)?
Reused passwords mean one leaked site can unlock all your other accounts.
2. Do you have two-factor authentication (2FA) turned on for your email and other key accounts?
2FA stops most account takeovers even if your password leaks.
3. Do you use a password manager instead of memorizing or reusing passwords?
A password manager makes unique, strong passwords practical.
4. Do your phone and computer install security updates within a few days of release?
Most real-world attacks exploit vulnerabilities that already have a fix available.
5. Do you have automatic backups of your important files and photos?
A backup is the only reliable recovery from ransomware or device loss.
6. Would you double-check a message asking you to click a link or "verify your account" urgently?
Urgency and pressure are the single biggest phishing tell.
7. Do you know how to check where a link actually leads before clicking it?
Try our Link & Phishing Checker tool if you're not sure.
8. Do you avoid connecting to sensitive accounts over public Wi-Fi without a VPN?
Open networks make it easier for others on the same network to intercept traffic.
9. Have you reviewed your social media privacy settings in the last year?
Default settings are usually more public than people expect.
10. Do you know what to do in the first hour after an account is compromised?
Check our "What Do I Do Now?" tool for a step-by-step response plan.