Password management: Confident doesn’t always mean secure
Join LastPass to explore the latest edition of “Psychology of Passwords,” an internal report that delves into the password security behaviors of 3,750 professionals across seven countries.
In contrast to previous editions, LastPass' latest report details a better understanding of respondents’ confidence and education when it comes to cybersecurity. So, what did we discover? There is a clear disconnect between knowledge workers’ high confidence when it comes to password management and their unsafe actions.
With 73% of people reporting they are highly confident in their current password management methods, why is it 62% always or mostly use the same password or variation? And why is it only half of respondents said they change their password after a breach?
Join this session to gain:
- A global view into password hygiene of professionals like you, or your employees
- Strategies to identify a disconnect-in-confidence and unsafe behaviors among your employees
- A tactical plan to address this disconnect using both education and security tools
Your Speakers
Molly Aldrich
Senior Product Marketing Manager
LastPass
Molly Aldrich is a Senior Product Marketer for LastPass, focused on solving password-related security challenges for enterprise businesses. As an avid storyteller with a vast experience in product marketing, Molly enjoys synthesizing creativity and product knowledge to support existing and prospective customers.
Katie Petrillo
Director of Product Marketing
LastPass
Katie Petrillo is the Director of Product Marketing at LastPass. With over a decade of experience in customer-led go-to-market strategy, messaging, and execution, Katie specializes in cybersecurity and loves to ask about your most embarrassing password (that you're no longer using anymore, of course).
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