Password is
a key, which
is used to
protect your
information
from the bad
guys in the
Cyber World.
Your user ID
is your
identification,
and your
password
proves your
user ID.
Important
tips to
keep
your
password
safe
Never tell
or share
your
password or
with anyone.
Never write
your
password on
the paper,
or send your
password in
Email or
tell your
password
over
telephone.
Always
change your
password
regularly.
Avoid
choosing the
“Remember/Save
my password”
option.
Avoid typing
the password
in-front of
others.
Always use
the
different
passwords
for
different
logins.
Never re-use
your old
password.
A Strong
Password
Should have
a
combination
of
Alphabets,
numbers and
characters
(For
Example:
g.!@#$%^&*)
Should not
be any
dictionary
words.
Should have
with minimum
8 characters
length
Should
contain both
Upper and
lower case
characters
(For Exanple:
a-z, A-Z)
Should not
be based on
the personal
information
such as,
name of the
family
members,
pet’s name
etc.
Should be
easy to
remember.
For Example,
use the
second
letter of
each word in
a phrase:
”An apple a
day keeps
the doctor
away” might
give you the
password as
“NpaehoW@1”.
Special
characters
should also
be added in
this
password.
Do’s
Use a
password
with
mixed-case
letters (eg,
AaBb) and
use
upper-case
letters in
the middle
and/or end,
not just the
beginning.
Use a
password
with some
non-alphabetic
characters (eg,
digits or
punctuation).
Use a
password
that is easy
to remember,
so you don’t
have to
write it
down.
Use a
password
that you can
type
quickly,
without
having to
look at the
keyboard.
This makes
it harder
for someone
to steal
your
password by
watching
over your
shoulder.
Passwords
are the
secret which
is used to
protect the
valuable
personal
information
that is
stored in
our computer
and in our
Online
Accounts.
It is not
difficult to
create
strong
passwords
and keep
them safe.
Don’ts
Don’t tell a
password
over the
phone to
ANYONE.
Don’t reveal
a password
in a email
message.
Don’t talk
about a
password in
front of
others.
Don’t reveal
a password
on
questionnaires
or forums or
blogs.
Don’t share
a password
with family
members.
Don’t use
your logins
name in any
form of
password
creation
(For
example:
Reverse,
Capitalized,
etc.)
Don’t use
the
“Remember
Password”
feature of
applications
(For
Example,
OutLook,
Browser,
Messenger)