Why a password manager could be the essential security tool your business needs

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Making sure your business stays secure is crucial to being successful, as no matter what industry your company operates in, having your data and your workers kept safe is vital.

Sadly, cyberattacks are a worryingly increasing threat for businesses of all sizes, making the headlines on a daily basis - and the consequences of being hit are more serious than ever - it's not just your data that is at risk, but your entire corporate reputation.

In order to stay protected, your business needs to ensure it offers a full suite of security offerings - a traditional antivirus won't cut it anymore, you need to make sure all your systems are locked down. 

Despite frequent reminders, many of us still stick to using the same basic passwords that can be cracked relatively easily by determined cyber-criminals. And if you’re guilty of re-using the same passwords across multiple accounts, all it takes is for one of your accounts to be compromised to put all the others at risk.

The seemingly obvious answer is to craft and use complex, hard-to-guess and unique passwords for each of your business accounts. But given the sheer amount of apps and services we all use on a daily basis in the workplace, this could be impossible. But don’t fret - that’s where a password manager can help.

Offering a secure and reliable way to protect your accounts and the details needed to access them, a password manager is a vital ally if you want to stay protected against hackers and cybercriminals.

Bitdefender Premium Security Plus offers an in-built password manager that can keep your login details safe from prying eyes, whilst also providing extra recommendations and protections to keep everything secure.

Protected by the strongest known cryptographic algorithms around today, using the Bitdefender Premium Security Plus password manager secures your passwords, credit card information, and other sensitive data in a cyber-vault for easy access whenever you need them.

Only you will have access to the vault, which works across multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, meaning all your devices will be kept safe.

Along with this protection, the Bitdefender Premium Security Plus password manager can even recommend a unique, secure password for new accounts (or when you might need a refresh) and provides the option to autofill online forms with your verified information, meaning there should be no slip-ups.

So if you're looking for an extra security ally to keep your business and employees safe from online threats and more, the built-in password manager from Bitdefender Premium Security Plus could be just what you need.

For news on all the latest threats, you can also get real-time updates about malware outbreaks and scams on the Bitdefender Blog.  

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