Online safety guidelines for Strong Passwords. Easy tips for creating and saving your online passwords infographic.
Creating strong passwords may seem daunting, especially when you should have a different secure password for each site you visit. Anyone would be overwhelmed if they had to create and memorize multiple passwords.
As a result, you may be using one identical password even though you know it’s unsafe. If that one password gets compromised, all of your web information is exposed. Or you use several passwords, but they are all short, simple words or include numbers that relate to your life. These too easy to guess.
What Makes a Password Strong?
The critical aspects of a strong password is length (the longer, the better), a mix of letters (upper and lower case), numbers, and symbols, no ties to your personal information, and no dictionary words. The good news is that you don’t have to memorize awful strings of random letters, numbers, and symbols to incorporate all of these aspects into your passwords. Instead, it would be best if you had a few tricks. Please read and view our infographic.
