This research investigates the cybersecurity awareness of young adults aged 18 to 27 through a structured survey. It evaluates key areas such as phishing recognition, two-factor authentication usage, data backup practices, and knowledge of encryption. The findings indicate that while many participants actively use two-factor authentication, there are notable gaps in understanding encryption and managing privacy settings. Differences in awareness were observed between age groups, with younger individuals displaying lower confidence in technical skills. The results highlight the importance of targeted educational programs to address these knowledge gaps and enhance online safety practices. These initiatives are essential to help young adults strengthen their cybersecurity defenses and protect their personal information in an increasingly digital world. The study underscores the continuous need for education to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.