Hacking costs the economy between $375 and $575 billion per year
Jun 9, 2014 // Rurik Bradbury
A new report by former US officials pegged the cost of hacking at up to $575 billion per year, writes the Wall Street Journal. It’s a huge number.
One of the biggest weaknesses, and a subject close to our heart, is insecure passwords, which are very often the entry point for hackers. So if you don’t yet have a team password management app, give CommonKey a try. And if you do have one, make sure to use long, randomized passwords and don’t recycle across different apps.
We continually review our product roadmap to include customer feedback, which has led to our recent update to admin permissions. To better match our user’s workflows, we’ve consolidated a couple of permissions and expanded some roles, read on to learn more.
As our users continue to scale their companies, this often also means roles and responsibilities change. Becuase of this, we’ve found that sometimes a company needs to change who has control of the company accounts within CommonKey.
