There are many articles written about online security. By
now, most people know how to protect all of their email and social accounts.
And many more know how to protect financial accounts. But in the event that
easy to remember passwords were chosen, the Enterprises TV show offers advice
about how to make account nearly hack proof.
Credit and financial institutions want customers to log in
online and manage accounts online. This is essentially the most convenient way to
get things done. However, there have been some serious hack attacks on some of
the nation’s largest banks and credit companies. In this light, there are some
very basic steps the public can take to prevent identity theft:
Create a separate email account for financial accounts. Set
up a username which indicates nothing personal at all. Use this email address exclusively.
Change short passwords to longer more complex ones. A
complex password is one which is 10 characters made up of small and large
letters, numbers, and symbols. Do this for all financial websites used
regularly.
If asked to choose security questions, choose false answers.
For example: if asked “what grade school did you attend” answer February. This
makes it harder for the unscrupulous types to gain access.
The Enterprises TV show suggests exploring the credit
monitoring services from personal banks. If something looks suspicious on your financial
and credit accounts, notify the bank or credit card company immediately and
request credit monitoring and/or a service such as LifeLock. Do whatever
possible to keep personal financial and credit card information safe and
secure.
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