Help prevent user-error security breaches
As written on blogs.office.com
According to the Association of Corporate Counsel, unintentional employee error is the top cause of data breaches. And with 87 percent of IT professionals concerned about the security of cloud data, according to a Dimensional Research survey conducted for Druva, it’s easy to feel vulnerable. Preventing these unintentional errors can help keep your data protected.
The problem—simple passwords
Simple or reused passwords open the door to hackers. According to SplashData, the top five worst passwords of 2015 were:
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123456
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password
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12345678
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qwerty
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12345