Tag: password security

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5 Things to Never Do on a Work Computer

Posted on November 21, 2022

When working on your company computer day after day, it can begin to feel like your very own. And, when sending hour after hour on your work computer, the line between work and personal tasks can become blurred. Eventually, it happens to nearly everyone. Maybe the first thing you might...

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How to Maintain Password Protection

Posted on October 4, 2022

Have you ever dreamed of a future without passwords? At some point, you probably have. After all, strong passwords aren’t always easy to remember, and it seems like more and more, you need to remember longer, more complex versions. That said, they still remain the most prevalent security tool. Yet...

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This Simple Trick Will Enhance Your Organization’s Password Security

Posted on May 17, 2022

Though World Password Day (May 5) has come and gone, the need for strong password security is a year-long event. Passwords remain one of the most used, most criticized, and least expensive security authentication methods available. Though new data shows possible improvements in general password hygiene, there’s still plenty of...

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Why You Need to be Using Multi-Factor Authentication

Posted on November 2, 2021

You wouldn’t use your pet’s name for your password, right? And, of course, you know that using “password123456” is a bad decision. Now, you can add another bad practice to your list of “no-no’s.” The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) always maintains a Bad Practices Catalog of “exceptionally...