> Very carefully. No sarcasm intended. Same as one's personal finances, for example. That is a very interesting comparison. I wonder how long it will take bef

> Very carefully. No sarcasm intended. Same as one's personal finances, for example. That is a very interesting comparison. I wonder how long it will take before people start taking their digital footprint as seriously as they take personal finance? Before digital maturity is seen as a mark of adulthood the way finance savvy is seen today? Your analogy is apt because they are both areas that the average person doesn't understand, but is still forced to wade their way through. I look forward to the day when there are digital security self-help books and blogs like the personal finance and investing material we have now.