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First Bank Texas prioritizes your account security against rising cyber threats. Enhance protection with two-factor authentication using a one-time passcode, authenticator app, or security key. Safeguard your personal and financial information by enabling this feature in your account settings. Learn more about cyber-security best practices here: https://bit.ly/3XxuEoP

We all know that using 'good' passwords for our online accounts is essential and should comprise a long string of numbers and characters - making it unique and robust. Because we have so many different online accounts, it's become harder to remember all our passwords. So instead of ensuring passwords are unique, many people reuse the same passwords repeatedly, unfortunately making our accounts vulnerable to attack. Click the blog below for tips on how to improve your password security. #strongpasswords #data #actnowstaysecure #datasecurity

Like most people, you probably use a strong password to protect your accounts. But hackers can steal your passwords through phishing attacks. And scammers can buy passwords exposed in a data breach. Here's how to make it harder for hackers.

Do you struggle to remember your passwords? Password Managers are essential in this day and age saving securely your unique passwords. Reach out to me or my colleagues at TIMG to learn more.

Have you ever had your email, social media, or banking password stolen? Hackers are getting more and more sophisticated, making it even more difficult to secure your passwords. New on the blog, learn password hashing and the best ways to enhance your password security. You’ll learn ⤵️ → What password hashing is → How it works → The importance of adding salt to your password hashing → How rainbow tables work → How to enhance password security → Best practices for password hashing Click the link to learn more:

🔒 Keep Your Digital Life Safe: Change Your Passwords Regularly! 🔒 Think about it—if you’ve had the same password for months (or even years), it’s time for a refresh! Hackers get smarter by the day, and old passwords can leave you vulnerable. Here’s why you should change your password every 3 months: Blocks Unauthorized Access: Stale passwords are like an open door. Regular updates shut hackers out. Limits Damage: Even if a hacker snags your password, a frequent change means it won’t work for long. Boosts Security Across All Accounts: With fresh passwords, your email, social media, and banking stay safe. 🔑 Pro Tip: Use a password manager to keep track of them, or make them memorable but unique! Taking a few minutes to update your passwords can save you endless headaches. Protect yourself—secure your accounts and stay ahead! #CyberSecurity #PasswordSafety #StaySecure #DigitalProtection #DataPrivacy #OnlineSafety #CyberAwareness #ProtectYourAccount #PasswordChange #DigitalSecurity #TechTips #StaySafeOnline #SecurityBestPractices

We’ve worked in cybersecurity for over X years, and here are 5 things we’d NEVER do! Reuse passwords or use one-word passwords. If you do this, you are asking for trouble. They are so easy to crack, you don’t stand a chance. Use public WiFi. You might as well just write your login information on a Post-it note and hand it over to the hackers. Click links in e-mails. If your bank e-mails you, just go log in. If there is a promotion for a store, just go to that store’s website and search for it. Skip two-factor or multi-factor authentication. It’s an extra step that can be the difference between someone getting into your account or not. Save passwords to my Google account. If someone hacks your Google account, they have your passwords for everything. It’s easy, but easy is dangerous, so use a secure password manager. Follow along for more tips, and of course, if you need help now, book a 10-Minute Discovery Call with our team to get started – Discovery Call Link: https://lnkd.in/g4w-VpcV

We work in cybersecurity and here are 5 things we’d NEVER do! Reuse passwords or use one-word passwords. If you do this, you are asking for trouble. They are so easy to crack, you don’t stand a chance. Use public WiFi. You might as well just write your login information on a Post-it note and hand it over to the hackers. Click links in e-mails. If your bank e-mails you, just go log in. If there is a promotion for a store, just go to that store’s website and search for it. Skip two-factor or multi-factor authentication. It’s an extra step that can be the difference between someone getting into your account or not. Save passwords to my Google account. If someone hacks your Google account, they have your passwords for everything. It’s easy, but easy is dangerous, so use a secure password manager. Follow along for more tips, and of course, if you need help now, book a 10-Minute Discovery Call with our team to get started – https://lnkd.in/en2SxSXj

We’ve worked in cybersecurity for over 25 years, and here are 5 things we’d NEVER do! Reuse passwords or use one-word passwords. If you do this, you are asking for trouble. They are so easy to crack, you don’t stand a chance. Use public WiFi. You might as well just write your login information on a Post-it note and hand it over to the hackers. Click links in e-mails. If your bank e-mails you, just go log in. If there is a promotion for a store, just go to that store’s website and search for it. Skip two-factor or multi-factor authentication. It’s an extra step that can be the difference between someone getting into your account or not. Save passwords to my Google account. If someone hacks your Google account, they have your passwords for everything. It’s easy, but easy is dangerous, so use a secure password manager. Follow along for more tips, and of course, if you need help now, book a 15-Minute Discovery Call with our team to get started – https://lnkd.in/grMZgwG6

Do you remember the last time you changed your password? If it’s been while, you’re not alone. Many of us set passwords and then forget them until something goes wrong. But in today’s digital age, where data breaches are common, it’s crucial to take password security seriously. This blog post will guide you through best practices for creating and managing secure passwords, helping you keep your digital life safe. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/ewGDkS7d