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Golden Rules for Creating a Strong Password

by Norton_Team

How do you create a strong password? It is vitally important that you secure your online accounts with strong passwords that are difficult for any would be cyber-criminal to guess or 'crack'.

Here is a handy infographic with some 'golden rules' for creating a strong password! Feel free to download (right click, and then 'save image'), or click on the icons above to share on social media.

This entry was posted on Tue Jan 05, 2016 filed under online safety , online safety tips and online security
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