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How to Protect Your Law Firm’s Passwords

By November 16, 2018October 28th, 2020law practice, security

Most people are too lax about passwords.

Some people have a sticky note on their computer with their password. (not good!)

And some people use easy-to-guess passwords like “123456” or “password.”

(we know this because every year there are lists published ranking the top passwords that people use).

Look, everyone wants life to be easier. A

nd keeping track of passwords is a pain.

But getting you bank account siphoned down by a hacker is more than a pain.

It’s a monumental disaster.

So, if you want to be safer as you cruise around the Internet, do a better job of managing your passwords.

The best way to do that is to use a password manager.

Here’s a short video about using password mangers

(watch it then scroll down for my recommendation on which password manager to use).

I agree that LastPass is the best option for most folks who don’t yet have a password manager.

It’s free for most of the features you’d want, and it’s easy to use.

Sometimes a password manager can trip you up but it’s still the best option.


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