New research from Kaspersky surveyed 7,200 respondents globally and found that Generation Z spends 57% of their time online, primarily using smartphones (67% identify them as their main device). While 59% of Gen Z feel confident in navigating the digital landscape, only 28% consider their digital skills advanced. Alarmingly, only 27% use antivirus software on their mobile devices, and over half (52%) have encountered attacks on their devices or accounts. Significant data, such as personal photographs (38%) and passwords (30%), is stored on smartphones, yet only 28% regularly back up important data. Kaspersky recommends integrating cybersecurity into daily routines and has introduced an interactive game, “Case 404,” to educate Gen Z on recognizing digital threats.