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IT Security: Practice password safety

By GIG Information Security Group on November 2, 2016

Protecy yourself from cyber crimes

With the world becoming more and more interconnected via online resources, it is important to have policies and procedures in place that focus on information technology.

One of those policies should emphasize password security. A recent study showed that about about 40 percent of people have had an online account hacked, a password stolen or were notified their personal information had been compromised.

Protecting yourself with passwords is important. Check out our video for tips to help keep your passwords safe.

 

 



GIG Information Security Group

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