The problem with passwords

How do you feel about your passwords?


Do you love them?

Do you hate them?

Are you always forgetting them?

OR...

Do you have ONE password that you absolutely love and use it everywhere?

 




I’ve got news for you… YOU’RE NOT ALONE.

 

78% of people have to reset their passwords regularly because they can’t remember them.

72% of people are reusing passwords.

91% of people understand the risks of password reuse. 59% admitted they do it anyway.

 

Those numbers are big reason why 80% of data breaches start with a compromised password.


How can you do it better?


Get a password keeper.


Benefits of a password keeper.

  1. No more forgotten passwords
  2. Easily use stronger passwords and increases the security of your accounts
  3. Passwords are auto generated for you (that are strong and complex)
  4. Share passwords securely
  5. Save time. No more time wasted thinking of new and unique passwords.  No more time wasted resetting your passwords.


If you’re not sure what makes a strong password or if you’re interested in getting started with a password keeper schedule a complementary discovery session today. Unique passwords are the #1 to protect yourself and your business from a hack.


On a final note... Do you know my favorite quote about passwords? Visit this Instagram post to find out.

Location: Lincoln, NE, USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Time is the longest distance between 2 points

Image
 "Time is the longest distance between two points."   These words by Tennessee Williams resonate deeply, considering the fragility of our memories and the challenges they pose in crucial moments. Imagine finding yourself on the witness stand, desperately grasping for recollections from the distant past. In this crucial moment, the true weight of time becomes evident.   The importance of detailed case notes cannot be overstated in legal proceedings. They are a vital link that connects our present selves with our past actions. Without them, our memories may falter, we have nothing to refresh our memory, and the quest for truth becomes an arduous struggle.   Case notes are the guardians of our actions, meticulously capturing what we did, discovered, what we found, and even what we didn't. They are the tangible records that safeguard the integrity of our recollections, preventing them from slipping away into the abyss of time.   Picture yourself in the courtr
Read more

How AI & Deepfakes lead to Sextortion

Image
Buckle up, and prepare yourself for the dark side of technological progress because AI is no exception to the rule. Imagine a world where scammers wield the power of AI to create mind-boggling deepfakes, exposing you in compromising situations. These sextortion scams have reached a whole new level of maliciousness. Let me shed some light on two prevalent ways these scams are executed: Picture this: someone close to you possesses naked pictures of you and shamelessly uses them to manipulate you into doing something you'd rather avoid. It's a terrifying thought, especially considering the perpetrator's familiarity with you. OR Picture receiving a random email that boldly claims to have a treasure trove of your intimate photos. Your disbelief drives you to click the link, only to realize you've fallen into a trap. As a result, your online accounts and even your beloved devices become vulnerable to compromise. I worked several sextortion cases in the FBI; some were your ave
Read more

Is a Jane of All Trades a bad thing?

Image
 They say being a Jane of all Trades is a bad thing, but I have to disagree. This phrase is typically used to describe someone competent in a wide range of skills but not an expert in any one. When used positively, it describes a versatile and adaptable person. When used negatively, it describes a person who isn’t much good at anything.   If I weren’t a Jane of all Trades, I never would have discovered vital evidence in a terrorism case in the FBI. The problem was that the forensic software didn’t recognize hundreds of files and didn’t have file extensions. What could they be? Checking for encryption and steganography and finding none, I had to continue investigating. Due to the size, I wondered if they could be pictures or videos in a new format. Thanks to my photo and video editing hobby, I began tinkering, got the files to open, and discovered many videos containing key evidence. If I didn’t know the different ways to manipulate photos and videos, I might never have viewed the c
Read more