Hi All,A quick summary of an article entitled 'Review: The Best Password Managers for PCs, Macs, and Mobile Devices' from InfoWorld back in June of 2015. '10 local and cloud-based contenders make passwords stronger and online life easier for Windows, OS X, iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone users.'
Password managers are good ways to securing your online identity. They also help you increase the strength of your passwords that protect your online accounts by remembering the passwords for you.
Seriously - what are the odds of you remembering a random string of numbers, digits and characters for one account - let alone multiple accounts? You won't - its that simple.
But wait, there's more...read this article titled, '10 Surprising Cyber Security Facts That May Affect Your Online Safety'.
Read on for the 6 best password managers to help protect you against id theft, online account security and privacy.
You might also want to read this article from NetIQ title, '84 Fascinating & Scary IT Security Statistics'.
In any event, the password managers that are covered in the initial article from InfoWorld include:
1Password - Agile Bits
Dashlane
KeePass
LastPass
PasswordBox
SplashID Safe
The above links go to each vendors' website - in many cases there are free versions which don't offer the same level of security as the pay version....
Good luck protecting your passwords and staying secure online!
Regards,
Stu
