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Good password hygiene is increasingly important in today’s cyber landscape. The best method of password use relies on truly unique, complicated, and lengthy passwords. The problem is that, as humans, we can’t keep track of 1000 different secure passwords. Be...

This is part 2 of our Bitwarden setup series. Check out Part 1 Once you have set up your BitWarden account, you will probably want to move your existing passwords into it. Luckily, this is super simple. Step 1: Export Your Google Passwords Click for instructio...

This is part 2 of our Bitwarden setup series. Check out Part 1 Check out Part 2 In this part of the BitWarden setup, we will turn off the automatic password save prompts for Google Password Manager and configure the BitWarden extension settings. Step 1: Turn o...

This article assumes you’ve set up the Bitwarden password manager based on our setup guides. If you have not set up Bitwarden then you should check out Part 1 of the walkthrough. Also, the extension for bitwarden will be used throughout this article. The setup...

The district use two-step verification as a security measure on faculty accounts. Usually a yes/no prompt will appear on your phone to confirm you are logging in. Other times you may need to use an 8 digit backup code you’d either downloaded or requested from ...

Sometimes you need to provide secure information to someone else, and email is the easiest way to do that. While the ease of sending an email is certainly a plus, there is a requirement to be aware of the security risks that come with sending students’ person...