Your team's passwords are weaker than you think — fix it this week
When a website they use at home gets breached, the password that opens that site can also open your business email.
Quick question: does everyone on your team use their own passwords, or does half the office share the same one taped under a keyboard?
Get your team on a password manager. One vault, one strong master password per person, and the manager makes every other password long, random, and unique.
Here’s why it matters: people reuse passwords. When a website they use at home gets breached, the password that opens that site can also open your business email, your accounting software, your vendor portals. A password manager kills that chain — one breach stops being your problem.
Most managers cost a few dollars per person per month. You get shared logins for team accounts without anyone knowing the actual password, and when someone leaves, you cut off their vault access instead of hunting down every login they ever touched.
Start with the accounts that touch money and email. The rest can follow.
— Alan
Valhalla Technology Services
(361) 704-1373
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