In 2025, three common flaws promoted the action of pirates against companies. The first concerns the safety of passwords, since there is still a certain negligence on the level of complexity used.
It must be said that managing these is complex and time -consuming, which pushes the frequent use of too simple access codes with a tendency to reuse the same on several services – sometimes sensitive.
Ideally you have to define fairly long, unique passwords with capital letters and tiny as well as at least a special character. A requirement that must be maintained even when the number of identities is important.
By analyzing no less than 1 billion passwords posted by Specops pirates discovered that 210 million admissions met all the safety criteria in force. Which invites you to remain very careful and never reuse old codes.
In addition, companies are struggling to adopt the adoption of multifactor authentication (MFA). However, an option which avoids 99% of attacks according to a recent Microsoft study.
Another problem: the complexity of tools that push the workforce to adopt risky behavior, such as sharing notes and files via a personal tool, outside the security policy of your structure.
