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For nearly four years, the magic number in every cybersecurity expert’s mind was 100 – the average number of passwords a person handles. During the pandemic and following a boost in hybrid work and digital communication, our usage of digital spaces has only expanded. It’s time to look at the newest numbers: How many passwords does the average person have in 2024?

Have you ever wondered how many passwords the average person has online? A recent NordPass survey reveals that the number has increased by nearly 70% to 168.

How many passwords does the average person have? 

Juggling security: How many passwords does the average person have in 2024?

Uncover the hidden risks of your company's social media and protect sensitive data from cyber threats. Strengthen your social media cybersecurity defenses with expert insights.

Securing your business’ social media accounts

How secure are your company's social media, really?

Did you know that not all hackers are bad? Most people associate the term “hackers” with cybercriminals who seek to steal data from people or companies. Make no mistake: these criminals are very real and dangerous. But, believe it or not, hacking can sometimes be perfectly legal and ethical.

White hat hackers are the good guys. They help businesses patch vulnerabilities and protect them from their not-so-ethical counterparts: black hat hackers.

What Is a White Hat Hacker?

Is your business prepared to respond to a security breach or cyberattack? According to cybersecurity experts, it’s a matter of “when” rather than “if” your organization will experience a serious cybersecurity incident. This applies to both large enterprises and small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs).

Explore the essentials of cybersecurity incident response, focusing on preparation, detection, and recovery strategies.

What is incident response?

Incident Response: What You Need To Know

, customers across the globe spent $805 billion on Internet of Things solutions in 2023. However, the rapid growth of smart devices and interconnected systems could provide hackers with more ways to access data if your IoT device's security issues aren’t addressed. This blog post will examine IoT security and how to ward off cyberattacks.

Hackers often target Internet of Things devices to access a company’s assets. Learn about the IoT cybersecurity and protect your business.

What Is IoT Security?

What Is Internet of Things (IoT) Security?

Data security refers to the process of securing digital information from unauthorized access, corruption, or all-out theft through its lifecycle.

Learn how to keep your company’s data security practices up-to-date and protect your sensitive data from unwanted exposure and breaches.

What is data security? Threats and solutions

What Is Data Security?

Ever wanted to be a spy? With such a great deal of espionage operations happening online, gathering threat intelligence might feel like being a modern-day James Bond.

What do spies and security experts have in common? They collect and leverage intel! Use cyber threat intelligence to level up your company’s cybersecurity.


How Threat Intelligence Can Protect Your Business

Spy Skills for Your Business: Threat Intelligence Explained

Cyberattacks are not all one-and-done deals. Some cybercriminals prefer to play the long game – they lurk and gather information over time before dealing the massive final blow. Advanced persistent threats (APT), our topic today, are exactly such long ploys – they’re used to infiltrate a device and slowly collect its most sensitive data.

Advanced persistent threats (APT) are complex, long-term data extraction attacks. Learn about how your company can set up APT cybersecurity measures.

What is an advanced persistent threat (APT)?

What are advanced persistent threats (APT) and how can you steer clear of them?

As the legal sector shifts increasingly toward digitalization, law firms need to worry about more than just the day-to-day management of cases. Confidential data is perhaps the most valuable resource that the industry deals with, and it requires appropriate measures to be handled with care. As such, interest in specialized cybersecurity for law firms has been on the rise lately – for good reason.

Learn why cybersecurity for law firms matters and how secure password practices can protect you from ransomware, phishing, and other threats.

Cybersecurity for law firms: The complete guide

Cybersecurity for law firms

LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, boasts over 

. With 61 million job seekers weekly, it’s become one of cybercriminals' favorite playgrounds. According to the 

, scams have skyrocketed since the coronavirus pandemic popularized remote work and online job interviews. The number of fake LinkedIn profiles detected by the platform in the first half of 2023 was over 2.5 times higher than in 2019.  At the same time, the number of LinkedIn-related scams and spam went from 60.5 million in 2019 to 105.2 million in 2023.

More than half of business representatives encountered at least one of many LinkedIn scams. Learn to recognize and secure your company from scams on LinkedIn.

How to protect your business from LinkedIn scams

LinkedIn Scams: How to Spot and Avoid Them

LinkedIn scams

It's not double-o-seven, it's ones and zeroes

Find out about cyber espionage and its impact on global security. Learn about strategies for protecting yourself against digital threats.

What Is Cyber Espionage? | NordPass

Assessing the threat of cyber espionage

We’re back with an exciting update — we want to inform you that Nord Security, the provider of NordPass Business, has successfully passed the SOC 2 Type 2 audit. 

The SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, received not too long after 

, further underscores Nord Security’s commitment to the highest standards of data privacy and operational excellence.

Let us now explain what this achievement means for NordPass Business and its clients.

Learn what achieving SOC 2 Type 2 certification means for NordPass and its users