For added security, use a password manager

Not long enough, not enough special characters, change regularly, and of course you can't reuse an old password.

So users end up writing them down on an Excel spreadsheet, a post it... Or worse: taped to the computer! And since we often use the same password for all our applications, this can cause a lot of damage.

That's why it's so important to use password managers for added security; to comply with security standards, but also to make it easier for your staff to use.

The password manager allows :

• Store your credentials securely, often using advanced encryption to ensure data confidentiality.
• Reduce the risk of ID theft by securing credentials against phishing attacks and malware.
• Quick and easy connection to accounts by automatically filling in login fields.
• Have all passwords and logins stored in one place, making them easy to manage.
• Generate complex, unique pass words for each account, enhancing security.
• Facilitate the regular updating of passwords to improve account security.
• Enable access to passwords on different devices, guaranteeing that logins are available wherever you are.