Having a clear separation between yourself and your business not only makes your life easier but is also best practice.
By following this system, you will be aware of where your passwords are being stored.
Ensuring that your personal passwords are not saved into the business account, where others could find them.
Safari for you and Chrome for your business
You can also use Firefox as a third option for general web browsing. It can be set to delete all history, cookies and cache on close. This is ideal when searching for products buy, flight tickets and hotels. Remove those pesky cookies and find the real best price!
Separation between Personal and Business Web Browsing:
Personal Browsing:
Safari + iCloud Keychain
Business Browsing:
Chrome + Google Password Manager
iCloud Security Fundamentals
The strategy of treating iCloud as the "last line of defence" for personal account credentials is sound. iCloud Keychain is a robust password management system with several key security features:
- End-to-end encryption for stored passwords
- Two-factor authentication integration
- Secure sync across Apple devices
- Ability to generate strong, unique passwords
Google Chrome Security Fundamentals
The strategy of treating Google Chrome's password manager as a critical layer of digital protection is essential. Google Chrome's password management system offers several robust security features:
- End-to-end encryption for stored passwords
- Integrated two-factor authentication
- Secure cross-device synchronisation
- Advanced breach detection and password monitoring
Recommended Enhancements:
- Enable two-factor authentication on iCloud and Google account
- Use a strong, unique password for the iCloud and Google account
- Regularly audit saved passwords in Safari/Password Manager and Chrome