SplashData has announced the 2015 edition of its annual "Worst Passwords List" highlighting the insecure password habits of Internet users. "123456" and "password" once again reign supreme as the most commonly used passwords, as they have since SplashData's first list in 2011, demonstrating how people's choices for passwords remain consistently risky.
Our team has worked tirelessly on improving the performance of our product, and though you may not be able to see the improvements, you'll feel them, especially if you're one of our customers with lots of logins and users.
Have you ever wondered how much it could cost your company if you lost your passwords or got hacked? Well here is your chance to answer all your questions on password security. This infographic will show you why it is so important to keep your passwords safe.
We're just starting to get the word out about TeamsID to users of our personal password manager SplashID. If you're a SplashID user, you'll find lots of familiar features in TeamsID.
Every once in a while you find a tool that is easy to use and really makes a difference. For Sara, TeamsID was the perfect solution to a growing problem.
Extend The Power of TeamsID To Your Browser If you haven't checked it out already, TeamsID has a nifty Chrome browser extension. You can get the browser plug-in from the Chrome Web Store here . Once installed, you can log into the extension and then automatically log into sites. Give ...
Get More From TeamsID With iOS, Android, and Windows Apps Unlike some other business password managers, TeamsID has native apps available in addition to the web experience. The TeamsID apps deliver mobility with smartphone versions and powerful native experiences on desktop versions.
Meet Tom. Tom works at Acme Consulting, a 25 person company. As the senior "tech guy" at Acme, Tom wears a number of hats, including having responsibility for IT and security. Tom tries his best to protect his company, but he's got his share of problems (and his colleagues don't always help out) as we'll see in our ongoing series Tom's Tales....CEO Eleanor threw a wrench in Tom's weekend plans (and in company security) by losing her smartphone - which didn't have password protection. Here's how it happened, and how Tom responded.It's scientifically proven to be one of the top 7 worst feelings one can experience.You glance at the clock on a Friday afternoon, and it hits you: The sickening realization that, although you only have two hours left in the day, you still have a solid nine hours of work left to do.
As I prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving with my family, I wanted to take the opportunity to give thanks for our business as well.
I'm thankful for our loyal customers and all of the great feedback you have given us to help make TeamsID such a strong service.