How to Protect Your Online Accounts Using a Password Manager

If you're one of the 33% of Americans who have had an account hacked, you know how devastating it feels.

Even worse? Most breaches happen because of reused or weak passwords.

If you keep your passwords on a sticky note or spreadsheet or use the same password for multiple accounts, you are putting yourself at risk of being hacked or your accounts being compromised.

You're only as secure as your weakest password.

Your online accounts are only as secure as your weakest password. With cybercrime up 300% since 2020, using the same password across multiple sites is like putting copies of your master key under every doormat you own - once someone finds one, they have access to everything.

That's why I recommend BitWarden, a secure password manager that creates and remembers strong, unique passwords for every site you use.

A password manager helps protect your accounts from hackers.

Password managers like BitWarden help you to:

• Create complex, unique passwords for every site and account.
• Save time by auto-filling passwords securely across all devices.
• Safely share passwords with your family or co-workers.

The best part? It takes less than 15 minutes to set up.

I've recorded a quick video showing how to start with BitWarden. No technical skills required.

I don't get any commission from BitWarden. I'm sharing this because it's a critical security tool every business owner should use.