Most small business breaches don’t start with elite hackers or exotic malware. Instead, they begin with a single, very human mistake that quietly spreads across systems and staff. While security tools matter, this one behavior consistently opens the door. That mistake is password reuse and unmanaged passwords. When the same credentials appear in multiple places—orContinue reading “The One Password Mistake That Leads to Most Breaches”
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10 Password Security Myths Texas Business Owners Still Believe
Password security is one of those topics most Texas business owners think they have handled. After all, you’ve got antivirus installed, employees have passwords, and nothing bad has happened yet. That confidence is understandable—but often misplaced. At SofTouch Systems (STS), we see the same assumptions show up again and again during IT evaluations across CentralContinue reading “10 Password Security Myths Texas Business Owners Still Believe”
How 1Password Reduces Human Error in Small Teams
Human error remains the largest security risk for small teams. Not because employees are careless, but because most businesses still rely on memory, habits, and shortcuts to manage passwords. That approach breaks down fast. Sticky notes appear. Passwords get reused. Logins are emailed. Access isn’t removed when someone leaves. This is exactly where 1Password makesContinue reading “How 1Password Reduces Human Error in Small Teams”