Ditch your password book. Why writing down passwords isn’t an option!
Leo Daniels • May 11, 2020
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Ditch your password book! Why writing down passwords just isn’t an option anymore.
- Learn how to safely store your passwords, by using a digital password manager
- Find out how to manage passwords between staff members without e-mailing or writing them down
- Get a live demo of our recommended password manager – Keeper. We’ll show you how easy it is to use and how it links with your browser, phones and computer to make seamless password management a reality!
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and learn for yourself, passwords are our keys to everything we own nowadays – our bank, e-mail, digital identity. If they get into the wrong hands, that might well be the end of your online identity and if all your passwords are the same, you’re in for a nasty surprise.
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At 1-fix, we take a realistic approach to technology – ensuring our client’s systems are best protected.
If you have any concerns, questions or simply want to explore how to better secure your business, please do get in touch with the team for a FREE demonstration, consultation to explore how exposed your business might be and identify actions to take.
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