Weekly Security Tip - One Password to Remember, Strong Security Everywhere

Headline: Password managers remove the risk of reused passwords while making logins simpler and safer.

Why it matters:

Reusing passwords is one of the most common ways accounts get compromised. When attackers obtain credentials from one breach, they often reuse them across email, financial platforms, and cloud services to gain broader access.

Password managers solve this problem by securely generating and storing strong, unique passwords for every account you use. Instead of memorizing dozens of passwords, you only need to remember one master password. For financial advisors and clients alike, this dramatically reduces the risk of account takeovers and credential-based attacks.

Strong password hygiene doesn’t have to be difficult — the right tools make secure behavior the default.

Quick Tips

What You Should Do:

• Use a reputable password manager to generate and store unique passwords for every account.

• Protect your master password with something strong and enable MFA on the password manager itself.

• Replace reused passwords first, starting with email, financial, and work-related accounts.

Call to Action:

• Choose one account today that still uses a reused or weak password and update it using a password manager. Securing just one high-value account can significantly reduce your overall risk.