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Cybersecurity Insights for the Sandwich Generation with Dan Krutoy

December 15, 2025

By Candace Dellacona and Dan Krutoy

In this episode of The Sandwich Generation Survival Guide, host Candace Dellacona welcomes Dan Krutoy, a tech industry expert who shares advice for seniors who are often targeted by scammers using social engineering tactics, as well as tips for parents on securing their children's devices. Their conversation dives into the critical topic of cybersecurity for families, the importance of awareness, training, and multifactor authentication to protect against cyber threats. Dan also shares the steps to take if a cybersecurity breach occurs. This insightful episode highlights the balance between technological convenience and the necessity of protective measures.

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