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Password Management Explained

This document discusses password management and the problems with passwords. It outlines how reusing weak passwords for personal and work accounts, limited visibility into account provisioning across companies, and limited adoption of two-factor authentication can fuel security breaches. This leads to compromised credentials, leakage of confidential information, damage to company reputation, and customer churn. It then introduces password managers as a secure vault for storing passwords and other sensitive information that can generate strong unique passwords and enable one-click logins while improving security, compliance, employee satisfaction, and integration with IT systems.

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Password Management Explained

This document discusses password management and the problems with passwords. It outlines how reusing weak passwords for personal and work accounts, limited visibility into account provisioning across companies, and limited adoption of two-factor authentication can fuel security breaches. This leads to compromised credentials, leakage of confidential information, damage to company reputation, and customer churn. It then introduces password managers as a secure vault for storing passwords and other sensitive information that can generate strong unique passwords and enable one-click logins while improving security, compliance, employee satisfaction, and integration with IT systems.

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Password Management Explained

The Problem with Passwords


We Are Fueling the Fire

Re-used & weak passwords Limited visibility on account


Limited awareness of
for personal and company provisioning across
breached credentials
accounts companies

Inefficient and insecure


Inefficient and insecure
onboarding/ offboarding of Limited adoption of 2FA
credential sharing methods
team members

Cumbersome password
reset processes
Impact

Compromised Company, Clients & Personal Credentials

Leaking of Confidential Information (IP, Strategies, etc.)

Damage to Company Reputation

Customer Churn
In Numbers
Don’t be the one to
blame for the hack.

Use a Password
Manager.
What is a Password Manager?

A secure vault where you can store all


of your sensitive information
(passwords, 2FAs, credit cards, notes,
IDs).

It securely fills your credentials while


you browse, so you don’t have to
remember any password ever again.
What Can You Do with a Password Manager?
Generate Strong & Unique Passwords

Never remember a password again


by enabling one-click logins to
websites

Share/ revoke access to accounts


with team members with the click of a
button
What Can You Do with a Password Manager?
Access security dashboards
highlights weak, reused, old and
compromised passwords

Create personal vaults for every


team member for non-work
accounts to secure all of their digital
presence

Add an extra layer of security by


enabling 2FAs on company accounts
How do you use a password manager?
Mobile app Desktop app

Browser Web portal


extension
In a nutshell

Security Compliance

MYKI ensures that all of your enterprise MYKI helps you with regulatory challenges and
passwords remain strong and unique, and ensures compliance for your next audit,
reduces the risk of your employees getting including HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CIJS, FFIECC, SOC,
compromised. SOX, GLBA, Cyber Essentials, and GDPR.

Employee Satisfaction
Simple Integration
We log in around 180 times per month to
We integrate with your IT provider to offer you
accounts. Your team will love automating that
the smoothest overall experience and support
process and using MYKI in their personal lives
available on the market.
as well.

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