What does the Optus breach mean for your password security?

Password Security checklist

In the wake of the Optus breach, remind your clients and team members to do the following:

  • never use the same passwords for different accounts (one breached account can mean all other accounts with the same credentials can be breached)
  • don’t have “easy” passwords (never use your date of birth as a PIN, for example)
  • use pass phrases or identity managers (strengthen your passwords as much as possible, or use an identity manage software)
  • use multi-factor authentication wherever possible
  • be wary of phishing emails (check out this guide on Spotting the Phishing Scam here by Practice Protect)

Tips from the people who help us secure our systems, which hold your data.

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