Develope research hypothesis based on the variables and their relationship on safety measures of cybersecurity;

$1.$Internet Security Suite$-$ One can use various anti malware software that are available for purchase either

through online or offline that helps them to protect and secure their information from various malware.

$2.$ Strong Password$-$ One should use strong and new password frequently. Password must be changed

frequently by using combination of letters, numbers and special characters and try to erase history of

browser once work done specially if using public or common computers or laptop.

$3.$ Regular Update Software $$ It is important for OS and internet security to update regular software to avoid

any kind of cybercrime as criminal$$s use known exploits and flaws to gain access of system.

$4.$ Manage Social Media Settings$-$ It is always very important to keep personal and private information

locked down. Cyber criminals keep an eye on social media information so it must be locked and frequently

change like password. Share as much less information on social media so that anyone won$$t be able to

guess security questions answers.

$5.$ Intensify Home Network$-$ Home network must have strong encrypted password and have virtual private

network. A VPN stands for Virtual Private Network; which allows you to create a secure connection to

another network over the internet.. It allows you to connect to the public networks more securely$.$ It$$s a

great idea to use VPN in both public and personal network so that it protects everywhere.

$6.$ Secure Personal Computer$-$ This can be done by activating computer firewall, using anti$-$virus, malware

software and block spyware attacks by regularly installing and updating software$$s$.$

$7.$ Secure Mobile Devices$-$ Mobile devices must be updated and password protected in two$-$factor

authentication and applications must be downloaded from trusted sources.

$8.$ Install latest Operating System$-$ Current and updated operating system must be used in Windows, Mac,

Linux to prevent potential attacks on older software.