Safer accounts and website access
Use a password manager for business accounts
Build a practical routine for unique business passwords, safer access and recovery without keeping website logins in email threads or shared notes.
Safer accounts and website access
Practical precautions for account access, sign-in security and suspicious messages. Know which changes need permission and when to stop.
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Safer accounts and website access
Turn on two-step verification safely
Add another layer of sign-in protection to business email and website accounts, while keeping recovery access available if your phone is lost.
Safer accounts and website access
Check a suspicious domain renewal notice
Check whether a domain renewal request is genuine without using the message’s payment link, and distinguish renewal from unrelated paid listings.
Safer accounts and website access
Check a suspicious business email safely
Use a known contact route to verify unexpected account, invoice or website requests without relying on logos, spelling or a convincing sender name.
Safer accounts and website access
Give website access without giving everything
Understand least-privilege access and choose suitable named website roles, so a routine content task does not expose billing, domains or customer data.
Safer accounts and website access
Remove an old website supplier’s access safely
Close unnecessary supplier access after a handover while preserving ownership, working integrations and the business’s ability to manage its website.