Passwords - Do you know how to handle compromised passwords?
Last updated by Gordon Beeming about 2 years ago.See historyEmployees with a compromised account should immediately contact their SysAdmins for help. This is whether it is a personal or a work account.
A personal account (e.g. Gmail) breach should be resolved by a System Administrator with the same priority as a work account. Employees should expect the same level of service on a personal breach as you would on a corporate breach.
Why? If your Gmail has been hacked this can have implications for the company.
Once you have informed your Systems Administrator of a potential breach send an "As Per My Conversation" email.
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- Passwords – Do you know that age requirements do more harm than good?
- Passwords - Do you know that transforms and substitutions don’t offer much protection?
- Passwords – Do you use a passphrase instead of a password?
- Passwords – Do you use a password manager?
- Passwords - Do you know to NEVER share your password?
- Passwords - Do you check for data breach on haveibeenpwned?
- Passwords - Do you know NEVER to use the same password for more than one account/service?