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2. Do not share your password under any circumstances. This goes without saying and is a major security risk. If someone sends an email or edits a file while logged into your account, it will be practically impossible to prove it wasn’t you.If you need someone to access your account while you’re away, please contact IT with as much notice as possible and we can provide access. The same is true if you need to access someone’s account while they are away.
33. Passphrases are easier to remember than passwords and more difficult to crack if you use sentences. “Ilovefriedtoast123“Ilovefriedtoast1387.” Is a great good example of a password that is very difficult to break and easy to remember. Avoid using names of children, pets or partners as these are easy to guess for someone who knows you. If you need to generate a memorable password this website can do so: http://correcthorsebatterystaple.net/
44. Never write down passwords. If you have a shared account that others need to be able to access then there are is an encrypted password safes safe that can be used for this such as Keepass or LastPass. We can set these up for you or your department/team if required. . Please raise a ticket if you need access.
5. Do not leave your computer unlocked. Similar to point number 2, if somebody does something from your PC while it is unlocked it will be hard for you to prove it wasn’t you. There are 2 simple ways to lock your computer without closing any applications. Hit Ctrl + Alt + Del and click Lock this computer or press Win + L; the Win button is that button between Ctrl and Alt with the Windows logo.
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6. Do not use your password from the network for other accounts. We cannot guarantee the safety of your password in other locations, so if it gets compromised or sold elsewhere, it compromises our network. So make your password unique to Virgin Wines.
Guide on changing your password here: https://confluence.virginwines.co.uk/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=27230428