Most of us have multiple passwords for the desktop and mobile applications you use every day. However, with so many passwords, we cannot remember every single one. According to a study conducted by MasterCard and the University of Oxford, 21 percent of users forget their passwords after two weeks, and 25 percent forget one password at least once daily¹. Forgotten passwords cause frustration: research from Widmeyer and Centrify Corporation shows that forgetting passwords is more of a nuisance to users than misplacing their keys, running out of cell phone battery, and receiving spam emails². Now, you may ask yourself, “How can I better manage my passwords?” Meet self-service password reset, or SSPR.
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If you are like me, chances are you have an alphabet soup of usernames and passwords that you use every day to login to various websites and apps. This jumbled approach is far from perfect. You may have experienced the vicious cycle of creating, forgetting, and resetting passwords, only to forget them again. However, there is hope.
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While there are many different ways that an attacker can infiltrate an IT system, most cyber-attacks rely on similar techniques.