Using a password manager is the very first step to secure your company's online presence. Start now, make the first step.

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Adopting proven practices and having the whole team to commit to them is crucial to improve your company's cybersecurity. Start with a password manager. One that is easy to use and allows easy collaboration.

Setting a unique and complex password is one of the fundamental principles to protect your company from data breaches. Password managers make it very easy to implement it in your operations

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Repeat after me - if I ever export passwords in a plain CSV file, I will make sure to delete it as soon as I finish using it. I will not store it, nor share it with anyone.

Even if you have the right tools in place, the essentials of cybersecurity need to be covered regularly for each employee. The impact of a potential breach often is not being acknowledged.

Without effective training, most employees lack the acknowledgement of the actual impact of password security. This is why a solid and easy to use password manager is a must for teams of all sizes.

When it comes to business security, password management has to be a team-wide effort - even more if your team is working remotely.

To start using a password manager requires behavioural changes and a little bit of commitment from your team, no doubt about it. But it is all worth it!

For most teams cybersecurity is often seen as a luxury topic. It tends to become a priority when an attack or “close call” has already taken place. Don't be like most teams, start using a password manager now.

Instead of making your team reset their password every 3 months, let’s make the overarching goal: creating a sustainable password management system. We can help with that!

Using the same password across multiple accounts or using personal details such as your name greatly increases your risk of a password breach. Passwords should be randomly generated and not shared across multiple accounts!

The most underrated feature of the password manager is the phishing protection it provides

A password manager can be e great way to protect yourself and your team from phishing attacks