1) How often do you change your passwords? Do you use the same password for multiple accounts? 2) Have you ever received a suspicious email or message? What did you do? 3) Do you think most people are aware of cyber security risks? Why or why not? 4) Have you ever had your account hacked or know someone who has? What happened? 5) Do you use two-factor authentication? Why or why not? 6) Do you trust public Wi-Fi networks (e.g., in cafés, airports)? Why or why not? 7) Would you click on a link from an unknown sender if it looked urgent? Why or why not? 8) How do you decide whether a website is safe to use? 9) Do you read privacy policies before accepting them? Why or why not? 10) Have you ever shared too much personal information online and regretted it? 11) Which do you think is more important: strong passwords or regular software updates? Why? 12) Do you back up your data? How often? If not, why not? 13) Would you pay a ransom if ransomware locked your computer? Why or why not? 14) Do you think schools and companies do enough to teach cyber security skills? What could they do better? 15) Do you use antivirus software or a VPN? Why or why not? 16) Do you think governments should have more control over online security, or should individuals be responsible for protecting themselves? 17) How much privacy do you think we really have online? 18) Some people say “If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? 19) What do you think cyber attacks will look like in 10 years? 20) If you could give one piece of advice to someone new to the internet, what would it be?

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