<prompt> Re ka fokotsa litšokelo tsa tsireletso joang inthaneteng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How can we reduce online security threats? . Response in English: There are several measures that individuals and organizations can take to reduce online security threats:1. Use strong passwords: Always use strong passwords that are hard to guess and never use the same password for multiple accounts. Password managers can assist in generating and storing strong passwords.2. Be careful when clicking on links: Be wary of clicking on unsolicited links or downloading attachments from unknown sources as they may contain malware or phishing scams.3. Keep software up to date: Keep operating systems and software up-to-date by regularly installing the latest security patches and updates.4. Use antivirus and firewall software: Install reputable antivirus and firewall software to protect your devices from malware and other security threats.5. Secure your network: Use a secure, encrypted connection when transmitting sensitive information and limit the personal information you share online.6. Be cautious on public Wi-Fi: Avoid accessing sensitive information and conducting online transactions in unguarded public Wi-Fi networks.7. Educate yourself: Stay informed about the latest online security threats and learn how to protect yourself online by following security best practices.8. Backup your data: Regularly backup your personal and sensitive data to avoid losing it in case of a security breach.By following these best practices and taking proactive steps to secure your online presence, you can significantly reduce the likelihood of falling victim to online security threats. . Response in Sesotho: Ho na le mehato e maloa eo batho le mekhatlo e ka e nkang ho fokotsa litšokelo tsa tsireletso inthaneteng: 1. Sebelisa li-password tse matla: Kamehla sebelisa li-password tse matla tseo ho leng thata ho li nahana me u se ke ua sebelisa password e tšoanang bakeng sa li-account tse ngata. Batsamaisi ba li-password ba ka thusa ho hlahisa le ho boloka li-password tse matla. 2. E-ba hlokolosi ha u tobetsa lihokelo: E-ba hlokolosi hore u se tobetse lihokelo tseo u sa li batleng kapa ho khoasolla lihokelo tse tsoang mehloling e sa tsejoeng kaha li ka na tsa e-na le malware kapa scams tsa phishing. 3. Boloka software e ntse e le ea morao-rao: Boloka litsebetso tsa tsebetso le software li nchafalitsoe ka ho kenya khafetsa lipache tsa morao-rao tsa tsireletso le liapdeite. 4. Sebelisa software e thibelang likokoana-hloko le li-firewall: Kenya li-antivirus tse nang le botumo bo botle le li-firewall software ho sireletsa lisebelisoa tsa hau khahlanong le malware le litšokelo tse ling tsa tšireletso. 5. Sireletsa marang-rang a hau: Sebelisa khokahanyo e sireletsehileng, e patiloeng ha u romela boitsebiso ba bohlokoa le ho fokotsa lintlha tsa hau tseo u li arolelanang inthaneteng. 6. E-ba hlokolosi mabapi le Wi-Fi ea sechaba: Qoba ho fumana lintlha tsa bohlokoa le ho etsa litšebelisano tsa marang-rang ho marang-rang a sechaba a sa sirelelitsoeng a Wi-Fi. 7. Ithute: Lula u tseba ka litšokelo tsa morao-rao tsa tsireletso me u ithute ho itšireletsa inthaneteng ka ho latela mekhoa e metle ea tsireletso. 8. Boloka lintlha tsa hau: Kamehla boloka bekapo ya data ea hao ea botho le e hlokolosi ho qoba ho lahleheloa ke eona haeba ho na le tlolo ea molao. Ka ho latela mekhoa ena e metle le ho nka mehato e matla ho boloka boteng ba hau ba Marang-rang, o ka fokotsa haholo monyetla oa ho oela kotsing ea tsireletso ea inthanete. 