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When it comes to password security, the more layers of protection your personal or business security system has, the better. There is no such thing as a bullet-proof online service; you never know which malicious tactic hackers may employ to access your accounts. Password pepper is yet another additional security layer protecting against 

, and rainbow tables. Read on to find out what a password pepper is, how it works, and how it can improve your cybersecurity.

Explore password peppering: a manual way to boost online security. Learn how it works and consider alternatives.

What is a password pepper?

Adding layers of security with password pepper

Learning Password Security Jargon: Password Peppering

What happens to someone's email when they pass? Or how do you close a deceased person's social media profiles? Do the digital pieces of our existence just fade into nothingness or maybe remain out there indefinitely?

Explore digital legacy: What it is? Why is it important? Get strategies for how to manage digital legacy effectively and efficiently.

Managing digital legacy: Insights & tips

Dealing with a loved one’s digital presence after they're gone: What does our new study reveal?

Today, data compression is an integral part of the workplace. Just think about it. It’s likely you have received or sent out a ZIP file sometime this week. What makes ZIP files so ubiquitous is their ability to carry more data at faster speeds than simply sending individual files.

Learn how to password-protect ZIP file on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11, and macOS. It’s quick, easy, and will help you keep important data secure.

How to password protect a ZIP file

How to password-protect a ZIP file

How to Password Protect a ZIP File

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?

Being cut off your Apple Watch can be incredibly frustrating. If you are deeply immersed in the Apple ecosystem, you may use it to unlock your iPhone and Mac, or even to pay for your daily groceries. Not to mention all the cool fitness features or tracking your sleep. Keep reading to find out what to do if you forget your Apple Watch passcode or block your device by tapping it incorrectly one too many times.

Learn how to reset the Apple Watch without a passcode, change the code for a more secure one, and never forget it again.

Tips in case you forgot the Apple Watch passcode

What to do if you forget your Apple Watch passcode

We are excited to announce that NordPass can now integrate with ConnectWise 

, making it easier for managed service providers (MSPs) to automatically create client organizations and retrieve their usage data. ConnectWise 

 has evaluated and confirmed this integration, demonstrating NordPass’s adherence to the highest security standards according to their internal quality process.

Learn more about NordPass integration with ConnectWise PSA and how it’ll benefit MSPs.

NordPass’ new integration with ConnectWise PSA

Introducing ConnectWise PSA™ integration

 at AT&T, an American communications giant, affected over 7.6 million current users and approximately 65.6 million former users. The breach ranks among the largest ones in recent memory. So, let’s take a quick look at what went down and see what the affected people can do to mitigate the potential risks associated with having their sensitive information exposed online.

Over 70 million AT&T users' data was leaked. Discover essential steps to secure your personal information and prevent further damage.

How to protect your data after the AT&T breach

Navigating the aftermath of the AT&T data breach

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?

If you ask Google or AI what malware is, they'll likely break it down as software meant to disrupt your systems, networks, or devices — but this description alone might not convince you of its significant threat.

Learn about the latest malware trends, tactics, and critical insights in a concise analysis spanning from 2020 to 2023.

Malware Threat Research 2020-2023

Access to a fast internet connection through Wi-Fi has become indispensable in both our professional and personal lives. Consequently, it's now common for us to want to share Wi-Fi access with colleagues at work and loved ones at home so they can easily connect to the Internet at high speeds as well.

Find out how to share a Wi-Fi password using an iPhone, Mac, Windows, or Android device.

How to share a Wi-Fi password

How to share your Wi-Fi password

In a world where email inboxes are constantly filled with spam and all kinds of 

, at NordPass, we’re thrilled to introduce Email Masking — another critical addition to our suite of privacy tools.

Learn how to quickly set up Email Masking in NordPass for enhanced online privacy and security.

Introducing Email Masking in NordPass

What is Email Masking and How to Set It Up in NordPass

Keeping passwords and passkeys in iCloud Keychain, Apple’s built-in password manager, is no doubt convenient, especially if you are deep into the Apple Ecosystem. However, it gets tricky once you juggle devices coming from various brands. In such cases, you have to access passwords and passkeys stored on your iPhone, then transfer and save them securely to your non-Apple device. 

iCloud Keychain user or not, learn how to view your saved passwords on iPhone and discover the most convenient solutions to keep your devices safe.