“Have I been pwned?” It’s a question you’ve probably asked yourself before. Phishing and stolen credentials are still among the primary threat methods in breaches, and as hackers grow more sophisticated, employees and consumers have to get smarter about the credentials they use to access digital applications. On the flip side, companies also have to focus on effectively securing access to the applications people use every day. If you’re curious to know whether your email accounts have been involved in some form of data breach, Troy Hunt’s Have I Been Pwned database is a great resource. The popularity of this service proves not just that we’re all guilty of reusing the same passwords, but that we use them across both personal and corporate resources. With weak password practices being as common as they are, it’s important to implement secure tools like multi-factor authentication (MFA). To put this into perspective, consider.