Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
Also keep your OS and browsers updated. Check Windows update occasionally and make sure those autoupdates are actually completing. Check and get the little updates in your browsers to protect against zero day bugs and exploits that can let someone get just a bit more than just "location, IP adress, etc," that they use to get just one more thing that lets them exploit a vulnerability. In both Chrome and Edge.... Bottom left corner of settings window select "About google chrome/MS edge" Or can go right to the 3 dots on top right hand side... go to help... also an "About" Chrome/Edge link there that can trigger these little update checks.. they usually take less than a minute.
Oh and when it has that 'Relaunch to update" just don't let that linger there. If it is prompting for the relaunch... it is AT LEAST one update behind. Don't be surprised if after the relaunch if you go to the "About..." if it has another one waiting in the chamber ready to go thru.
Same in Edge... except is Help and feedback after you select the 3 dots top right. Quick handy tip to 100% reilably & quickly tell difference between Edge and Chrome at a glance. Chrome the dots are one on top of the other like a Snowman, Edge's 3 dots are always horizontal. Great way when Mom or GrandMa calls for help in a panic...to help figure out if they using Edge or Chrome.
Big topic ... and little time.... So...
Reusing passwords... BAD
Creating secure passkeys you use with a secure password manager(tied to the secure chipset built into your phone, WinHello Pin/Biometrics etc) so you rarely to never have to actually type in a UNIQUE password... BETTER
All of this in combination with good internet hygiene and device best practices... BEST