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What's happening
Scares happen — a dodgy email you nearly clicked, a colleague who was caught out, news of a breach. Rather than just worry, use it as the nudge to harden the account properly. The steps are quick and cumulative.
What to do
Add a passkey and confirm 2FA; turn on all security alerts; sign out unfamiliar sessions; review your users; and adopt a password manager. Then schedule a quarterly review so it stays that way.
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