Passwords are the gateways to our internet accounts, and are the first line of defense for your company’s data. Think about what information is held within your company computers and accounts: Personally Identifiable Information (PII) for your customers (including name, phone number, address, email) and PCI data (credit card and banking information).
Passwords are the gateway to your online accounts, but many people treat them as an afterthought. With access to over 550 million exposed passwords in the public domain, hackers can easily to steal identities, credit card numbers and commit other types of fraud without the need for complex password crackers. ...
Are your employees helping to keep company data protected and secure? Unfortunately, data breach fatigue has become so common in the past 15 years, that most consumers and employees do not even react to news of a data breach. This means that employees often aren’t doing what they could to keep the privacy of their business intact. With over 80 percent of data breaches arising from password issues, investing in a password manager, like TeamPassword, can ensure that passwords are protected.
Sadly, falling victim to cybercrime at work or home seems to be something we've accepted as part of everyday life. But it doesn't have to be. This guide will teach you how to recognize when a device or account has been hacked, what techniques cybercriminals use, how to identify those attacks, and how to prevent them. If you've fallen victim, this guide will help you understand how and provides resources so you can act quickly to minimize the damage.
Follow these simple cybersecurity tips to shop with a little more peace of mind this Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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