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  • January 21 2020
  • Neil Frick

How Password Changing At Frequent Intervals Helps In Maintaining Network Security

There are a lot of people suggest it’s just too much hassle and it’s really not necessary to change passwords regularly. When you consider just how much of your valuable information is stored on your computer, not to mention information that has been given to you on the understanding that you will keep it safe and secure, it becomes important to do everything to keep it secure. Changing passwords is not that big a drama; in fact, it can be very easy, if you use an app designed to generate randomly selected passwords for you. Talk with the guys at Gold Coast IT Solutions about how to get the most secure password generating app for you and your staff’s computers and IT devices. It has been suggested that up to 80 percent of cyber attacks are directly related to having weak passwords or ones that have been stolen. Just changing your password regularly will reduce your risk of being caught out by cyber criminals who are actively trying to get hold of your password Some Major Benefits of Changing Your Passwords Frequently • Limits breaches to Your Accounts Not only is it vital to change your password frequently, it’s vital to have different passwords for every application. Many people have a password that is easy for them to remember they might use a pet’s name or the name of their first car thinking these would be hard for someone to figure out. Then they add, say a number to that password for the next password. Your password may be Holden Kingswood and the next password is Kingswood2 or o2, some people have the exact same password for everything. The problem with this is if discovered, all your devices and computers are able to be hacked and you could lose all your data, have your bank accounts emptied and credit cards maxed out. Cyber criminals use high tech algorithms similar to search engines to run find passwords. They use combinations of words, names, numbers and information about you. The only way that you can avoid them is to have a completely random password and this should be unique to each application and never shared. If you wish someone else to access your app, then have a separate password for them • Prevents Constant or Repeat Access Once a hacker gets your password they may just make very small changes to your system that you don’t at first notice and start a progressive defrauding campaign or they may make a grab for everything at once. Often a hacker once they have your password will keep coming back, so changing your password stops them and reduces the chances of them regaining access • Stops the Use of Saved Passwords If you use more than one computer or change computers, frequently changing your passwords means all old passwords are useless • Stop Keystroke Hacking Keystroke logger surveillance technology records keystrokes when someone logs in to steal passwords. By regularly changing passwords any of them obtained by this method will not be useful for long. Changing your passwords at regularly is important for maintaining your security, the guys at Gold Coast IT Solution will help you find a very cost effective random password selecting app for networking security.

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  • October 23 2019
  • Neil Frick

5 Ways To Maintain Network Security

Security is now a major issue in all your internet activities, personal and internet marketing. Regardless of the size of business or company having a regular network security audit is one of the best ways to properly maintain your network security, keeping you and your data safe and secure. Five ways you can insure you have the best possible network security are: 1. Install and Monitor a Firewall This is a series of rules that are designed to control all inward as well as outward network traffic. It allows computers or networks to access your system if they follow your rules and if they don’t, access is denied. Because hackers are becoming more sophisticated, firewalls are also having to. Often networks use a number of systems working in tandem to increase your network security 2. Regular Password Updates It’s vital that all your passwords are updated regularly. Passwords need to be randomly and electronically generated,so there is no possibility of them being discovered. Cyber criminals now use very complex algorithms to sniff out passwords using all the information on the web. This means they need to be totally random, but also need to be securely stored. 3. Maintain the latest AntiVirus Software In order for anti-virus software to stay ahead of hackers who are constantly trying to crack their codes, you need to constantly update or upgrade. It’s also necessary to ensure all those who have access to your networks are aware of the things they need to look out for to avoid hackers. 4. Create Your Own (VPN) Virtual Private Network Have a total network security audit and then create your own VPN. This means that your whole network is only available for computers and those in your system, whether they are close or in another location. It’s very hard for hackers to gain access as you have eliminated their entrance ways. 5. Training and Best Practices The best strategy for overcoming cyber crime and security issues is to be sure all members of your company are well educated in all aspects of network security. Even the best up to date network security systems will not prevent security breaches from determined, cyber criminals or human error. Having your staff well trained with frequent educational meetings and training is the best method of maintaining your network security. Having a managed service provider allows you to utilize the latest software and technology without having to break the budget as well as having your staff fully trained in the correct use and best practice procedures. Managed IT providers give you a complete monitored system 24/7 so you can be sure in the event of breakdowns or security issues they will be resolved quickly. Maintaining security in your business is critical, a proper network security audit should be carried out periodically in the same way installing and monitoring a suitable firewall will keep your network secure? Many businesses and even individuals neglect to have regular password updates or maintain their anti-virus software, leaving themselves open to cyber crime and security issues. Taking advantage of an IT service provider and creating your own virtual private network along with complete staff training and familiarization will ensure you use the best internet practices to keep your network secure.

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