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Weak passwords make it easy for hackers to access your accounts, but securing them doesn’t have to be complicated. Watch this short video to learn the best practices for creating and storing strong, unique passwords.

Security tokens can reduce the likelihood and impact of cyber attacks, but what exactly are they? Watch this short video to learn how security tokens work, the different types and the advantages of using them.

Watch this short video to learn why emailing sensitive financial information is risky, and how hackers can use your tax documents for identity theft and fraud. Discover safe ways to send your documents, like by using zero-knowledge encryption and Keeper.

Thinking about using a password manager? Good move. But not all password managers are created equal. In this video, we break down the key features you actually need to protect your online accounts, from strong encryption and passkey support to secure sharing and built-in 2FA code storage. Plus, we’ll walk you through what setup looks like and why the best password management tools make it easy from the start.

Do you think Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is just an annoying extra step to try and log in to your accounts? Think again. Watch this short video to learn why turning off your 2FA is one of the biggest security mistakes you can make.

A single data breach could cost your company millions in lost revenue, legal fees and reputational damage. In this video, we break down the five critical steps to take after a password-related data breach.

Weak passwords, password reuse and data breaches put your bank accounts at serious risk. A password manager is the safest way to store and protect your bank passwords with encryption, autofill and security alerts. In this video, we’ll explain how a password manager keeps your financial accounts safe and why you should use one today.

Emails are unencrypted, easily intercepted and impossible to recall. Learn more about why sharing passwords via email is an insecure practice and what you should do instead.

Receiving a One-Time Password (OTP) code you didn’t request might seem harmless, but it could be a warning sign of something dangerous. Watch this short video to learn what it means, the steps you should take to secure your information and how Keeper can protect your online accounts.