​Setting and changing to a Strong Password

Setting a secure password doesn't have to be tricky. 

But there are a few things to keep in mind:

• Use a mixture of uppercase and lowercase letter.
• Use special characters such as ",!'.; 
• Use a mixture of letters and numbers.
• Make your password long.
• Consider using the number 0 instead of the letter O and @ instead of the letter a.
• Don't share your password with anyone. 
• Change your passwords roughly once every 3 months should be good. 
• Don't use the same password for everything - It can be difficult to remember a lot of different passwords. As a minimum make sure the passwords you use for your online banking and email are unique from your other passwords. 
• Use a password manager and keep the password for that manager unique. 

Here we have a short video to show you how to change your password on our Equal learning platform.

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