Your users are trying to hit deadlines, prepare for meetings, and balance responsibilities. They don’t want to slow down to gain access to the apps and systems they need to get their job done. Yet often, users are frustrated by the expectation of memorizing the dozens of URLs, usernames, and passwords they need to do their work. Most people can’t remember multiple passwords. To keep things manageable, users often repeat the same password across multiple applications or choose something that’s easy to remember—strategies which are consequently also easy to compromise. It’s a troubling, all-too-common habit, and it puts your users’ and organization’s data at risk. Poor password hygiene is dangerous to a company’s health. To better protect organizations against online attacks, many businesses require employees to create complex, unique passwords for each of the many applications they use. While this practice is meant to reduce the number and severity.