How To…Install and Use a Password Manager (2/8/24)

Are you still practicing bad password habits, like using one or a handful of passwords for all your logins, or using easy to guess passwords like “123456” (still the most common password in use)? If so, you and your firm’s security are at a significantly greater risk. Utilizing a password manager is one of the most significant steps you can take to improve your security online. A password manager helps you securely store your passwords and generate extremely secure ones, so you can have increased peace of mind without having to remember a million different combinations. In this seminar, we’ll take a look at a few cloud-based password management options, then demonstrate how you can install and use Dashlane, one popular option. 

Speaker: 
Anne Haag is a Practice Management Advisor at the Chicago Bar Association. Anne worked as a patent paralegal at a Chicago IP firm before arriving at the CBA in 2017 as the Law Practice Management and Technology department’s trainer/coordinator. She is also a certified crisis counselor and volunteers as a patient advocate in the ER. She is currently working towards her Masters in Social Work through the University of Illinois Chicago to become a licensed mental health professional.

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