Giving each person a different account helps keep your system secure and your proprietary data safe.
Continue ReadingThey often create pretexts mimicking special holiday deals to entice users to click a malicious link that actually installs malware on the victim’s computer or leads to a site that steals login credentials. This holiday season, use extra diligence in watching out for phishing emails. Don’t click links or open attachments in emails you were not expecting! Also,…
Continue ReadingFor example, “DeskLampStapler7!” is a great passphrase. It’s easy to remember but still offers strong security.
Continue ReadingPrevent easy guessing hacks and make it harder for cybercriminals to find their way into your sensitive accounts.
Continue ReadingManual logouts help prevent attackers from stealing an authenticated session token and gaining access to your accounts.
Continue ReadingEnabling multi-factor authentication adds an additional layer of security. If someone gets your password, they still can’t get into your account without that extra step.
Continue ReadingAlways keep your passwords private. Even sharing them with trusted people can lead to unintended consequences and widespread security risks.
Continue ReadingEvery account should have a unique, 12-character password. Reusing the same password can put all your accounts at risk if one is breached.
Continue ReadingIn this short video, In this short video, John Streff, IT Security Consultant, talks about what phishing is and why it’s dangerous.
Continue ReadingUse a password manager to store your login credentials securely. Sticky notes and files on your computer leave your passwords vulnerable to prying eyes.
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