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NordPass is happy to introduce — Nord Account, a simple way to sign up and log in to all Nord Security family products.

Get to know Nord Account, a simplified way to sign up for and log into all Nord family products.

Introducing a simpler way to log in – Nord Account

Nord Account: A convenient way to Log In

Nord Account: A New Way to Log In

2019 was the worst year for cybersecurity, with 5,183 reported 

 and 7.9 billion records exposed worldwide. An average data breach could cost up to $3.92 million, including fines, damage control, and lawsuits. Let’s have a look at the largest data breaches of 2019.

2019 was the worst year for cybersecurity. Let’s look over the largest data breaches and learn how to protect your identity online.

The largest data breaches of 2019

Largest Data Breaches in 2019

Passwords remain our first line of defense in the battle against cybercrime. For businesses and individuals alike, strong login credentials mean secure networks, accounts, and databases. With that in mind, internet users are becoming increasingly aware of the dos and don’ts of password safety.

Random password generators can be useful, but they’re not risk-free. How safe are these sites, and is there a better way to keep your password secure?

Are Random Password Generators Safe?

Malicious advertising, or malvertising, is one of many techniques that cybercriminals use to infect your devices with malware. Through a combination of industrial infiltration and social engineering, hackers trick victims into leaving their computers open for infection. This guide is here to inform you about malvertising and how you can avoid falling for these well-placed traps.

Learn about malvertising and what you can do to protect yourself from it

What is Malvertising?

A Windows password reset disk is purposefully created in advance to restore access to Windows if you’ve forgotten your password. You don’t need any technical experience, just a USB drive or external hard drive to store the reset file on.

A Windows password reset disk is created in advance to restore access to Windows if you’ve forgotten your password. Read this guide to learn how to create one.

How to create a Windows 7 reset disk

How to Create a Windows 7 Reset Disk

In lockdown, many are relying on the Zoom app for video calls. With new security issues now being raised around this service, is Zoom vulnerable?

Zoom risks: how to stay secure during lockdowns

Latest Zoom Vulnerabilities and Zoom Security Tips

Follow this guide if you want to know how to easily change your Wifi password.


How to Reset your Wifi Password

How to Reset Wifi Password?

Whenever you need to remember something, you write it down on whatever is available at that moment. Your notebook, the notes app on your phone, a TXT file on your computer, an email draft, or a colorful sticky note. And then when you’re looking for it, you suddenly can’t find it.

You no longer write down your passwords in a notebook. So why should your personal notes be available to everyone? Encrypt and store them safely with NordPass.

Why you should use secure notes on NordPass

Stick to Digital: Why You Should Encrypt Your Notes

In March, NordPass conducted a password survey to find password management habits in the US and the UK. We wanted to know how these populations use passwords to ensure the security of their online accounts.

In March, NordPass conducted a password survey to find password management habits in the US and the UK. Check out what we learned.

Password habits in the US and the UK

Password Habits in the US and the UK: This Is What We Found

By now, all the cans in your pantry are arranged alphabetically, every item of clothing sparks joy, and you’ve scrubbed the gaps between your bathroom tiles. What’s next? Time to start spring cleaning in your digital life. Since most of us currently have more time than usual, it’s an excellent opportunity to finally do all the tasks you were avoiding up until now.

It’s time for spring cleaning – both in your home and personal devices. Use these eight tips to update, scan, and organize every aspect of your digital life.

8 spring cleaning tips for better cybersecurity

8 Digital Spring Cleaning Tips for Better Cybersecurity

The long-awaited feature is here! You can now organize your passwords into folders and name them however you like. Divide them into personal and work passwords, separate your social media login credentials, or maybe sort passwords by projects. The choice is yours. The new feature is available on your favorite browser extension, as well as desktop and mobile apps.

The long-awaited feature is here! You can now organize your passwords into folders and name them however you like.

Introducing New Feature: Folders

New Features: NordPass Introduces Folders

Imagine that all of a sudden, you cannot log in to your favorite online shop. Moreover, someone makes some strange comments on your behalf and orders some purchases. Remember the one time you clicked on a link in the comment section of a website to check that jacket someone recommended? It seems you encountered a case of cross-site scripting (or XSS). Read below why it is dangerous and why it is so easy to fall victim to it.

Some attacks are more difficult to trace than others. Cross-site scripting (XSS) is one of them. Learn why it’s dangerous and why it’s easy to fall for it.