Is My Password Wimpy? Most people use passwords that are easy for them to remember so that they can check their email on the go, or from a computer they don’t ordinarily use. We do this using patterns we develop over time, usually for sentimental reasons; a childhood pet’s name, a sibling’s middle name, the…
Your website is an asset of your business that has just as much, if not more, value as your company computers, cars, and other resources. It can be a 24 hour source of information or income with a global reach. Assets with that much potential worth should definitely be protected, so we’ve put together a…
Having a secure website means that your website’s connection to the internet will have an encryption to lessen the chance of a hacker stealing data or adding a virus. When you look at the address bar in your web browser, the domain on a secure page is preceded by “https:” rather than “http:”. Sometimes, it…
The short answer is, yes. Google is making a major push for SSL certificates on all websites. They have already started doing this by showing a notice to users in Chrome when they visit an insecure site. Most users won’t notice this, but Google doesn’t want to stop there. The end goal of this push is…
