Are you concerned about your cybersecurity? As technology continues to advance, so do cyber threats. Every year, we face at least 30 million cyber-attacks. Many companies carry a thousand sensitive files and…

Do you own an online business? There are over 1.8 billion websites on the internet. As technology continues to advance, people are beginning to migrate to the internet. From regular…

Properly securing your data is one of the most important obligations that entrepreneurs are tasked with. After all, the cybercrime industry is estimated to reach $6 trillion and worth by…

In order to keep your company as safe as possible, you’ll need to take every precaution you can when it comes to protecting your company data. Even a minor data…

Did you know that hackers can guess your password in as soon as a fraction of a second? For the most part, this depends on the complexity of your password. However, the…

How does someone get your password? You hear about having secure passwords, but how does someone get your information in the first place? Learn 4 common ways this happens. Plus,…

Certainly, keeping your passwords private should be a priority. But there are also many times when you need to share an account login, maybe for a temporary period or on-goingly.…

Research suggests the average person has between 25 and 35 unique logins they need to remember. It’s no wonder that nearly 40% of people forget a password at least once…

Two-factor authentication (also known as “2FA”) has to do with passwords. When you’re accessing an account that holds important information, you don’t want to make it easy for a hacker…

We understand… Having complicated passwords that you update on a regular basis is a real pain in the neck and you’re managing an organization with multiple people trying to access accounts. Also, if you’re not super technical, you may feel daunted by the idea of keeping up with passwords. It’s very easy to just pick something convenient, something easy to remember, and use that same password over and over again.