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Gone are the simpler days when just one password was all it took to get you through the day. Now, we're swamped. Everything needs a password – from the loyalty card at your favorite coffee place to your bank accounts. Keeping track of them all has become a mission of its own. And if you're trying to untangle this knot on an Android device, finding that one password you've let slip can be a hassle, especially if you don’t know where to look.

Learn to quickly find and manage saved passwords and passkeys on your Android device with our easy-to-follow guide.

Find saved passwords on an Android device easily

How to find saved passwords on Android

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?

While multi-factor authentication (MFA) can greatly enhance online security, regrettably, it is often neglected. This might be because some users are unfamiliar with its functionality or significance. So, to clear up any uncertainties, let's take a closer look at MFA and discuss what it is, why it is important, and how it can be enabled in NordPass.

Learn about NordPass’ MFA techniques and how they can add another layer of cybersecurity.

NordPass MFA Methods: General Overview

A closer look at NordPass MFA methods

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

These days, you can barely make a move online without having to provide some sort of personal details — be it for online shopping, booking accommodation, or simply signing up for an open webinar or that yoga class. The repetitive nature of typing out your name, email, phone number, and address can feel like a never-ending merry go round.

With NordPass, save personal information like your name, phone number, or address and use it when shopping online or filling in registration forms.

Save personal info, use it to fill online forms

Personal Info: Simplify online interactions

Gmail has over a billion active users, with many relying on it as their primary email, often linked to various online accounts. Consequently, ensuring its security is essential. Regularly changing your passwords is the first step to keeping your Gmail account — and, therefore, your overall online presence — safe and sound. Here's a short guide on how you can change your Gmail password to a new one.

Changing a password can be tricky when you're unsure about the steps involved. Learn how to change your Gmail password on your desktop, Android, or iOS device.

How to change or reset your Gmail password

How to change (or reset) your Gmail password

Have you ever forgotten your MacBook password? It can be a frustrating experience, much like losing the keys to your car or getting locked out of your own home. Just think of all the stuff you keep on your device!

Locked out of your Mac and can't remember your password? Don't worry, we have you covered. Learn how to change or reset your Mac password quickly and easily.

How to reset or change your Mac password

Forgot your MacBook password? Learn how to reset it quickly and easily

Forgot Your Mac Password? Learn How to Reset It Quickly and Easily

, 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?

From the quantum computing breakthroughs that promise to revolutionize encryption methodologies to the relentless evolution of malware, today, we’re delving into the core trends and threats defining the cybersecurity landscape in 2024, offering multifaceted insights and more.

Explore key cybersecurity trends for 2024. From quantum computing’s impact on encryption to AI’s role and evolving malware threats.

2024 Cybersecurity Trends: Insights Into Threats

Cybersecurity Trends and Threats in 2024

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.