World Password Day

Here are some top tips for making the safest password for you and your business

A strong password should be a combination of characters such as commas, per cent signs, upper-case letters, lower-case letters and numbers.
Make your password as long as possible, to make it extremely tedious for any attacker to crack your password
First write up a random passphrase and then going letter by letter keep adding either a upper-case letter, a number or a symbol.
Do not use obvious details like your name, date of birth, place where you live in the password. All of that can easily be discovered online.
To keep your online identity safe and secure, you need to keep changing your passwords at regular intervals. And never use the same password again.
Enable two-factor authentication. This will help you even if your password gets compromised.
Do not keep one password for all your accounts, as it will become the master key to your life, which if lost, will have serious consequences.