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Want to set the scene in terms of your expectations of what good security is.

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Let me ask you a question what do you think are the top three things you need to do to stay safe online.

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I would think about

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well did you answer any of the following antivirus visiting only known Web sites deleting cookies changing

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passwords.

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Well if you answered any of those then have noosphere you're not doing the best things to secure yourself

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online.

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Google produced a report called No one can hack my mind.

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Comparing expert non-expert security practices this explored the comparison between what security experts

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answered to this question of non-experts and this graph here is a summary of some of the results.

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Unfortunately there is a huge discrepancy between what non-experts think is the right thing to do to

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protect themselves and what really does provide security.

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So we're going to cover more effective ways to stay secure online throughout this course instead of

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what the average person thinks are the right things to do because you've been potentially misled by

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claims from security and antivirus companies.