To easily identify weak and reused passwords, pay a visit to RoboForm’s Security Center. If a password you’ve reused on multiple sites is exposed as part of a breach, cybercriminals will have access to all of your accounts that use this password.

Identify any weak passwords or ones you’ve reused for different accounts-and change them to more secure, unique ones.

Change Reused and Duplicate Passwords.

NOTE: After deleting an account, remember to remove it from your Logins list on RoboForm. NOTE: For step-by-step instructions on deleting accounts on hundreds of sites, refer to and. These orphaned accounts may seem harmless, but they’re actually a very real security risk and make you vulnerable to identity theft and financial loss. If you’re like most people, you’ve amassed more than a few online accounts that you haven’t used in a while and probably never will again.

Cancel Online Accounts You No Longer Use.

Do a quick scan of your Logins to identify and delete any duplicates in your RoboForm account (e.g.,, , Amazon-1). Fortunately, RoboForm will greatly simplify this process. Your password collection didn’t spring up overnight, and weeding it will take a bit of time. Once you get going-particularly if this is your first time-don’t be surprised if it takes longer than you expect. You’ll want to dedicate a block of time for this task.

By starting here, you’re sure to stumble on more areas of your digital life that could use some attention. Cleaning up your passwords is the ideal place to begin your digital spring cleaning efforts.

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