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The key to having optimal online security is to ensure that all your passwords are unique and complex. It’s easy to base your passwords on something that is of personal significance to you such as your birthday or the name of a loved one, but this makes passwords easy to guess and is a hacker’s dream. Using a password generator to create complex passwords that cannot be guessed with ease is a simple and quick way to strengthen the security of your online accounts. But, to take the security of your passwords to the next level, you can store them in a fortified password vault cocooned in encryption. There’s a wide range of different password managers that can facilitate the secure storage of passwords whilst also offering the convenience of auto-filling credentials, making logging into sites as seamless as biometric authentication. You should also ensure that you never write down your passwords, save them in spreadsheets, or share them over text or email. Hackers can easily exploit these unsecure methods. Changing passwords frequently also makes your accounts more secure and helps to keep hackers at bay. Although biometric authentication doesn’t appear to be replacing passwords in the near future, perhaps the best authentication method is a hybrid one in which passwords and biometrics co-exist to deliver a comprehensive security solution. About the Author Joshua Frisby is the Founder of PasswordManagers.co. His mission is to help you protect your passwords. Whether you want to securely manage passwords for personal, family, or business use, PasswordManagers.co is here to help you stay safe. Josh can be reached via email or LinkedIn. Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 110 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Post COVID-19: Cloud, Remote Work and BYOD Security Predictions By Anurag Kahol, CTO and co-founder, Bitglass Cloud adoption has already been growing rapidly, but we’ll see a sharp increase in adoption in 2020 as a result of the global pandemic. Recent events have impacted businesses and schools all around the world, causing them to shift to remote work wherever possible. Cloud adoption gives employees and students the freedom to operate from the safety of their homes by granting remote access to needed data and services. However, even before the outbreak, cloud adoption was outpacing the adoption of the tools needed to properly protect data in cloud environments. In 2019, 86% of organizations deployed cloud-based tools, but a mere 34% made use of single sign-on (SSO), a basic but critical capability for authenticating users and securing access to corporate cloud environments. This statistic suggests deeper underlying cloud security issues within organizations and indicates that data breaches will continue to arise around the world. The shift to widespread remote work also increases the likelihood of insider threats. Verizon’s 2019 Data Breach Investigation Report found that approximately 34% of breaches involved internal actors. Additionally, a recent survey conducted on IT professionals about insider threats revealed that only half of organizations provide user training regarding insider threats. While protecting data from malicious external actors is typically top of mind for most organizations, the fact remains that they must also defend against employees--whether they are malicious or merely careless. Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 111 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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