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Step-by-step instructions to help you tighten security and dramatically reduce the risk that crucial cloud services will be compromised. If you use a Microsoft or Google account, Office 365, Dropbox, Facebook, or Twitter, keep reading.
The risks of having important cloud credentials compromised is too great to risk protecting them with nothing more than a password.
An attacker who can get access to an important cloud service can commit espionage or sabotage, or he can just wreak havoc.
The solution is to turn on two-factor authentication for every crucial cloud service you use, especially those that are tied to business accounts.
Yes, 2FA increases the hassle factor slightly. But the assurance that your secrets will remain safe even in the event of a password breach is worth a few seconds of extra verification.
This gallery includes steps to help you enable two-factor authentication in six important cloud services. Do it now.
Caption by: Ed Bott
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