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If you don’t already have any cybersecurity resolutions for 2020, I’ve got a suggestion for you – step up your password management practices. That means making your passwords more complex and changing them more often.
Now, without the right tool, this isn’t necessarily easy to do. Remembering multiple passwords that get changed on a regular basis is a tall order. That’s why you should use a password manager.
CLICK PLAY below to watch our Tuesday Tech Tip video all about password managers and how they work.
A password manager generates, keeps track of and retrieves complex and long passwords for you to protect your vital online information. It also remembers your PINS, credit card numbers and three-digit CVV codes if you choose this option. Plus, it provides answers to security questions for you. All of this is done with strong encryption that makes it difficult for hackers to decipher.
Questions? Get in touch with me directly.
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