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1. What tips does the CEO of SplashData give for creating a unique password?

CEO of SplashData was asking to make different passwords for all your accounts. To make it easier to remember them all, Slain suggests thinking about passwords as “passphrases.” For instance, use a phrase like “dog eats bone” and add underscores, dashes, hyphens and other punctuation marks to satisfy the special-character requirement: “dog_eats_bone!”

2. Why passwords are important?

Passwords ensure the security and confidentiality of data that is stored on various workstation. Passwords are important because it prevent unauthorized access to important information. More importantly, to guarantee security of personal information.

Basically its a same procedure as we do in the United States of America. Technology has been advanced rapidly in the academic institution as well as in the government offices and private sectors. Computers, fax machine, copy machine are used in all the places. There is a availability of 3G internet in the smartphones, choice of the messaging, group messaging and unlimited calls, prepaid calls are available.

Similarly, with modern technology, labor saving machines are used for most of the work such as to construct a road, building, and other infrastructure.  Machines are now doing the work of man and the labor force has been considerably reducing since the machines can do the job of several people at a time.

An important observation about Excel 2013 and the overall suite, in general, is the attention paid by Microsoft to highlighting the most useful features for the common users. Yes, it’s true that Office 2010 had almost every feature now prominent in the new version, but a few of us actually knew of their existence. Excel 2013 comes with a fresh design and a decent yet modern splash screen that is faster in loading speed.