Password Management Guide
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Did you know that cybercriminals use stolen passwords or cracked weak passwords in 81 percent of hacking-related breaches? You might also be surprised to learn that weak passwords are remarkably easy to find. Simply increasing the length of your password could prevent cybercrime. In fact, a 12-character password takes 62 trillion times longer to crack than a six-character password. Want to learn more? The Best Password Management Guide can help you find out:
- How weak (or strong) your passwords are.
- The ins and outs of password managers and why you should use them.
- How to strengthen your existing passwords.
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Weak Passwords Put You At Risk
Is Your Business *Really* Secure? Consider The Following:
- 80 percent of small businesses are concerned about being a cybercrime target within the next six months, while only 14 percent rate their ability to lower their risk of cybercrime as “highly effective.”
- 78 percent of businesses store sensitive or valuable information and don’t encrypt any of it.
- 62 percent don’t upgrade or update their apps and software.
- 51 percent have zero budget allocated to cybersecurity.
- 75 percent have no disaster recovery plan in place.
- 81 percent review asset locations only once a year or even less often.
Why Should I Care?
Cybercriminals aren’t stupid – they’ll do anything to get your data and come up with new ideas every day.
Check out some of their playbook moves:
- Drive-by: You might not even see this one coming. Just innocently clicking a link or visiting a website can turn your system into a secret host for malware. It doesn’t make a scene, but it’s busy in the background, silently siphoning data for future use.
- Malicious software (malware): This bad boy includes ransomware, viruses, trojans, worms, and other nasty infections.
- Man in the middle (MITM): Ever played “monkey in the middle”? Imagine hackers doing that with your users and servers. They slip in between, pulling the strings. They can pretend to be you to your users or mess with your IP to sneak into other servers or applications, all for a data harvest.
- Phishing: Watch out for those emails that seem too good to be true. They come
loaded with links to fake sites or attachments waiting to nab your data or mess with your system. And there are crafty variations – from texts (smishing) to phone calls (vishing). - Distributed denial of service (DDOS): It’s like a digital riot, targeting websites, networks, servers, or computers, with the sole mission of knocking them offline and causing chaos for your business.
And guess what? This is just the tip of the cybercrime iceberg. Make sure your company stands guard with our trusty guide.
Downloading our free resource, The Best Password Management Guide, shows you how you can enable stronger business cybersecurity. In a few minutes, you’ll find out if your company knows about weak password practices. Combine this resource with your internal IT team or managed service provider to improve your password hygiene.
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