1. Passwords

2. Passwords

3. What are Passwords?
Passwords are keys to your accounts that protect your data and prevent illegitimate access to systems.
You use passwords for many online services such as:
Bank Accounts
Netflix
Facebook

4. Why Do They Want Yours? When someone has your passwords they can:
Impersonate you to request information
Transfer your bank balance to their account
Read your for sensitive information
Access healthcare details
Use your to send phishing mail
Download your pictures
If a hacker manages to get hold of health records they have names, dates of birth, insurance policy numbers and diagnoses codes that can be used to buy equipment drugs or simply to get expensive health care.

5. What Can You Do? Use a strong password
Use a unique password for each service
Don’t share your password
Change your passwords
Record your password in a secure location

6. What Is A Strong Password?
Long and complex
At least 8 characters (longer is better)
Mix of upper and lower case characters
Include numbers and special characters
Unique (not used for other services)
Does not use personal references (pet names, birthdates, etc.)
Does not follow a pattern or sequence

7. Recording Passwords Record passwords in a secure location
Use a password wallet/manager
Encrypt passwords
Store passwords for each system/web site
Generate strong random passwords
Access all passwords from your phone or computer
KeePass
LastPass

8. Multi-Factor Authentication
Some services now offer two-step authentication (may be opt-in)
When you log in, you may:
Receive a text message with a code to enter
Receive an automated phone call (press a button to confirm)
Get a application pop-up on your mobile device where the app was provided by the service
Must carry your phone with you whenever you are accessing service

9. Security Awareness Campaign

10. Video

11. Questions