Why Your Business Requires Security

The States and Federal Identity Theft and Privacy Protection Laws now require businesses, agencies and organizations of all sizes to protect all personal information they store, and report to all their customers whenever a breach occurs. The financial ramifications after having a data breach can be very substantial to both present and future business. In some many cases a company never does recover from a breach and is forced to close down. Currently, the average cost on a company is $3.7M per incident.
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Password Manager Solutions Can Stop Data Breaches

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We all have been told by IT that we must have complex passwords, they must have a minimum of eight characters, don’t use the same password for other sites, and then change your password again in 60-days.

While this does set up a strong password security from IT’s perspective, it also forces employees to circumvent the security for their own convenience: Writing passwords on notes by their computer, having an Excel spreadsheet store all ones passwords on the desktop, or storing them all in the cell phone.

The password management component is the problem, thus companies need to also install solutions that are both secure and convenient. Some of the top brands are Power LogOn, RoboForm and IDVault. All tackle the security problem a little differently, but they all are solid, robust products. Some products are designed more for the consumer market while others are specific to businesses. I recommend that every company use something if they want to help stop the theft of passwords.

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