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Digital security is a set of best practices and tools that safeguard your personal information, data and online identity. It includes resources like password managers, antivirus software and parental controls. But it’s also the practice of using caution and practicing good digital literacy when online.

The terms cybersecurity and digital security are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct meanings and applications. Digital security focuses on how individuals protect their personal information and devices, while cybersecurity refers to how organizations use technology to protect customer, employee, and company data.

Cybersecurity is a field that is rapidly evolving and growing in importance. As more and more of our daily lives become digitized, the threat of cyber attacks will only grow more serious. To combat these threats, organizations will need to invest in their digital security capabilities.

Some of these investments will be in technology that can prevent and respond to cyberattacks, such as firewalls, multi-factor authentication, virtual private networks (VPNs), and identity theft protection tools. Other investments will be in training, policies, and procedures to ensure a comprehensive digital security strategy across the organization.

Companies that prioritize their cyber security will be less vulnerable to attacks and may see an advantage in the marketplace. For example, customers may be more likely to choose a company that is transparent about its security measures and publicly displays its commitment to cybersecurity. The OECD’s recommendations on digital security support stakeholders in developing policies that strengthen security in the digital economy without inhibiting economic and social progress.