Cybersecurity Tip: Strong Passwords

Making 50 copies of your house key is probably overkill. Using the same password 50 times is also a bad idea. Use passwords that are strong, long, unique, and random for each site or account. That is the best way to keep your accounts secure.

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Cybersecurity Tip: Password Managers

Using the same password for everything might be easy to remember, but it’s also easy to hack. Storing multiple passwords in one password manager is stronger and more secure.

Make the one password you have to remember the password to your vault. Store hundreds of different passwords in a password manager and make it easy on yourself!

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The power of timely updates!

Automatic software updates work silently to protect your devices. Say goodbye to outdated software and embrace the power of the latest features, enhanced performance, and tightened security.

Hackers are always looking for vulnerabilities to exploit. Stay a step ahead by enabling automatic software updates. Think of them as an invisible shield that fortifies your devices against emerging risks. Stay safe, stay updated!

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If you connect it, protect it. Outsmart cyber criminals by regularly updating your software.

If you install the latest updates for devices, software, and apps, not only are you getting the best security available, but you also ensure that you get access to the latest features and upgrades. However, you can only benefit if you update! Don’t fret, updating software is easy, and you can even make it automatic.   

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