There are several steps to prevent your data from being involved in a data breach. For starters, you should choose a strong password consisting of letters, numbers, capital letters, and special characters/symbols. To bolster your account security further, use the following best practices as a guide:
Never write down your passwords. Instead, use a password vault.
Where available, set up two-factor authentication on your account.
Keep an eye on your credit report for any suspicious changes.
Consider a service that includes identity theft monitoring.