In the 97th episode of podcast Reply All, producer Phia Bennin sought to find out what kind of person gets phished, setting a hacker on her tech-savvy coworkers to see which of them would fall a scam. While it highlighted the risks everyone faces online, do people care enough to act on cyber security?

State-sponsored hacks and major corporate breaches have pushed online security into the spotlight. In response, Google has unveiled Advanced Protection, enabling high-risk users to safeguard their accounts against targeted attacks. But can it get the average person to take cyber-security seriously?

When it comes to online security, Britons aren’t playing it safe; identity theft is at a record high, while 23% of people use their name or date of birth as a password. Offering a seamless solution to online protection, Yoti is a digital identity app that only requires a selfie for verification.

If you've ever resorted to using ‘password’ as a password online, you're not alone – it's one of the most commonly used. A new study says the general public are suffering from ‘security fatigue’ – a weariness that results from the sheer number of passwords we have to make up and remember.