The American Cybersecurity Literacy Act mandates the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information to establish a national cybersecurity literacy campaign. This campaign aims to significantly increase the American public's knowledge and awareness of best practices for reducing cybersecurity risks and preventing cyberattacks. Key provisions include educating individuals on how to identify phishing emails and secure websites, emphasizing the benefits of changing default passwords, and encouraging the use of cybersecurity tools like multi-factor authentication , complex passwords, and antivirus software. The campaign will also inform the public about potential risks from various internet-connected devices, such as smartphones, smart home appliances, and public Wi-Fi networks. Ultimately, the initiative seeks to empower Americans with practical knowledge, including managing mobile application permissions and considering a product's security update commitment, to effectively mitigate common cybersecurity threats.