You have probably all seen the the hilarious viral video where a lawyer in an online court on Zoom appears as a cat avatar. This is the latest of a long list of embarrasing things that have happened when people have inadvertently crossed over different parts of their lives, in this instance presumably letting a kid use their work computer. In this episode, we talk about compartmentalization, and how it can increase your digital resilience by keeping different parts of your life separate.

In this episode we are going undercover! I explain a strategy for keeping your basic information like your name, address, cellphone number and email private, by having alternate sets of information that you can give out.

In this episode I explain the Gamestop Reddit saga, and use that to bring up some key lessons about digital resilience and money, including the differences between online services, banks, bitcoin and cash.

What would happen if your hard drive failed or you lost access to your Google or Apple account? In this episode I describe four technologies and three backup strategies you can use to make sure that your files, photos, videos, email and social media content are safe.

The events of the last few weeks have brought up numerous issues relating to the vulnerabilities of our digital lives. In this episode I define digital resilience and give three steps you should take now to reduce your vulnerability on social media and the cloud.