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Cyber Smart Quiz

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See how cyber smart your everyday choices are in 10 minutes. Get clear score bands on account protection, threat recognition, and device and data safety from realistic scenarios.
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July 22, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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13/15
Account Access Protection (AAP)
Measures how effectively your everyday habits reduce the risk of unauthorized access to your accounts.
Foundations to strengthen
Selective protection
Consistent protection
05: Foundations to strengthen | 610: Selective protection | 1115: Consistent protection
A score of 13 suggests you consistently use layered, account-specific safeguards and tend to respond carefully to access and sign-in alerts.
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7/15
Device and Data Safety (DaDS)
Measures practical habits that reduce exposure when using devices, apps, networks, and stored data.
Safeguards to build
Partial resilience
Layered resilience
05: Safeguards to build | 610: Partial resilience | 1115: Layered resilience
A score of 7 indicates partial resilience, meaning you use some helpful safeguards but may have gaps in updates, backups, permissions, or network choices.
example score
6/15
Threat and Scam Recognition (TaSR)
Assesses how carefully you evaluate messages, links, identities, and requests before taking action.
Cues to Learn
Growing Judgment
Deliberate Verification
05: Cues to Learn | 610: Growing Judgment | 1115: Deliberate Verification
A score of 6 suggests you notice some common warning signs but may not verify consistently when a request seems plausible.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Everyday device users
41%OF USERS
People who want to check whether their daily habits with passwords, links, and Wi‑Fi are putting their accounts or photos at risk.
Work-from-home professionals
33%OF USERS
Remote or hybrid workers who handle sensitive files and want a quick read on spotting scams and keeping work devices and data safer.
Students and new hires
26%OF USERS
People starting school or a job who want an easy benchmark of practical cyber basics before using shared networks and new accounts.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Account Access Protection (AAP)
Account Access Protection (AAP)
Average
8.6
Normal range
5.911.3
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15
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Device and Data Safety (DaDS)
Device and Data Safety (DaDS)
Average
10.5
Normal range
8.212.7
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15
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Threat and Scam Recognition (TaSR)
Threat and Scam Recognition (TaSR)
Average
9.8
Normal range
7.512.2
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15
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Once you complete the test, your result will appear on the scale so you can see how you compare.
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • I would try repair or recovery software because I do not keep a separate copy.
    • Some files exist on another device or cloud service, but coverage is inconsistent.
    • Important files are backed up regularly to one separate location.
    • Important files are backed up automatically, and at least one copy is separated from the main device or account.
    • I often postpone them until an app or device stops working properly.
    • I install major updates after I have heard that they are stable.
    • I install updates reasonably soon, although some apps may be overlooked.
    • Automatic updates are enabled where practical, and I check devices or apps that require manual updates.
    • The site has been checked and confirmed to be legitimate.
    • The connection is encrypted, but the site itself could still be deceptive.
    • The site's content is safe as long as the certificate has not expired.
    • The connection has some protection, though I would mainly judge the site by how polished it looks.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Cyber Smart Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

How cyber smart are your everyday choices? This free, activity-style quiz uses realistic situations involving passwords, suspicious messages, devices, backups, and public networks. Answer 15 quick questions to assess three practical competencies: account protection, threat recognition, and device and data safety. You will receive a separate 0-15 score band for each competency. No sign-up is needed; this is an educational check, not a security audit or guarantee of protection.

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