Password Manager
By Chris Eburne · Module IT
Passwords are becoming more of a headache for business owners as they increasingly have more and more to manage. Each website and software requires a strong, unique password, which leads many people to write them down or record them in a spreadsheet. This is bad practice.
The document could be accessed by someone who should not see it, either by theft, hacking, or simply someone looking over your shoulder. And if you have shared passwords with an employee, what happens when they move on?
The Solution: Password Managers
Password Managers allow you to save your passwords in a central place protected by multi-factor authentication. You can then grant access to an employee who can use the Password Manager to access sensitive websites or software without actually seeing the password. The software handles the authentication automatically.
This allows you to grant and revoke access instantly, ensuring your data stays secure even if an employee leaves or their account is compromised.
Why Businesses Are Adopting Them
The use of password managers is becoming more common for businesses as it truly allows you to give trust to employees and then remove it again instantly if needed. Speak to the Module IT team about implementing a password manager solution for your business.
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