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Top Myths About Password Security

A study by Google reveals that about 75% of Americans feel frustrated about passwords, so it’s easy to understand why people would adhere to common “guides” about password security. You need to be careful about misinformation and what counts as good password hygiene. In this blog, we discuss nine popular myths and misconceptions about password security, the right approach to password security and the importance of deploying password managers.

Why You Should Use a Random Password Generator

Roughly 212.4 million Americans were affected by data breaches in 2021, according to a report by Surfshark. Using a weak password is one of the root causes of a data breach. Passwords that contain dictionary words may be easier to memorize, but this also makes them much less challenging for attackers to crack. A password generator removes the task of creating unique passwords for each platform.

How Cyberwar is Wreaking Havoc on Small Businesses

As the world continues to change, so does the nature of warfare, where the Internet has become the main battleground for most of the world’s conflicts. But where is this headed? Cyberattacks have been around for much longer than you may think. The first worm was created by Bob Thomas in 1971: a malicious software that replicates itself, using some of the first world computers to spread to others.

The Cost of Stolen Credentials

Credentials are a set of attributes that uniquely identify an entity such as a person, an organization, a service or a device. According to IBM’s Cost of a data breach report, compromised credentials were the primary attack vector of 19% of the data breaches the study highlights. A 2021 data breach report by ITRC reveals that cyberattacks, including credential stuffing, made up 88% of data breaches in Q3 of 2022.

How Small Businesses Can Improve Their Cybersecurity

The need for cybersecurity in small and midsize businesses (SMBs) has never been more crucial. Any organization can suffer catastrophic effects from cyberattacks, but small businesses are particularly vulnerable. Unprepared small firms may experience tremendous financial consequences as well as damage to their reputation, productivity, staff morale and much more when a cyberattack occurs. When establishing cybersecurity processes and strategies, it is crucial to understand the risks.

How to Keep Your Digital Wallets Safe

Revolutionizing the way businesses and consumers complete transactions, digital wallets continue to grow in popularity due to their ease of use and stronger security when compared to traditional payment methods. However, the increased use of digital wallets makes for a major target for cybercriminals. It is important to remember to follow best practices when opening and using digital wallets to ensure you and your information are protected.

How Can I Tell If My Email Has Been Hacked

Email allows people to instantly connect with others across the world and share almost any information they want. They frequently contain text, document attachments and multimedia such as images and videos. With all of this information able to be shared, chances are you’ve sent a good amount of sensitive information to other people over the years – and that makes your email account a target for cybercriminals.

What is Keeper Security?

Keeper is your first line of protection, for yourself and your business. For businesses seeking the best cybersecurity available, Keeper’s distinctive security architecture safeguards systems and data with a simple, quick-to-deploy solution. You can feel secure about the security of your organization because of Keeper’s visibility, management, and compliance features. Keeper will guarantee the security of all your private information with our leading password manager software.

Password Habits Are Leaving Americans Vulnerable

Keeper recently released their 2022 US Password Practices Report – diving deep into the password habits of 2,000 Americans. Findings show that Americans are continuing to disregard basic password hygiene and giving in to scams, which are leaving them vulnerable to breaches and loss of money. Read on to learn more about Americans’ password habits in 2022.