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| Source |  Network World |
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| Identifiant | 290145 |
| Date de publication | 2017-01-11 08:59:00 (vue: 2017-01-11 08:59:00) |
| Titre | IDG Contributor Network: Security fatigue-or how I learned to overcome laziness and use a password manager |
| Texte | I admit it: I sometimes suffer from “security fatigue,†and I bet you do, too.If you've ever reused a password for a new site login, thinking the site isn't that important, you suffer from it. If you've clicked on a tempting email offer or social media request, even if it looked sketchy, you've got it. And if you've sent a business document to your private email so you can keep working on it at home, you've definitely got it.+ Also on Network World: The CSO password management survival guide + You're not alone. Security fatigue is a bug the majority of us have. A NIST study recently reported that most people don't do the right thing when it comes to cybersecurity because they are too lazy, too hurried, or not convinced that they are a target for cybercrime.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here |
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| Condensat | admit alone also are article because bet bug business can click clicked comes comment contributor convinced cso cybercrime cybersecurity definitely document don email even ever fatigue from full got guide have here home how hurried idg important isn it: keep laziness lazy learned leave login looked majority management manager media most network network: new nist not offer overcome password people please private read recently reported request reused right security sent site sketchy social sometimes study suffer survival target tempting thing thinking too use when working world:â the you your †“security |
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