Employee Account Security Best Practices

mployee Accounts allow members of your team to access AccelerList without sharing the main account owner's login credentials. Following a few simple security practices can help protect your account and business information.
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Avoid having multiple employees share the same login information.

Each employee should use their own Employee Account so access can be managed individually.
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The main AccelerList account credentials should remain with the account owner or authorized administrator.
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Employees who need access should be provided with their own Employee Accounts instead.
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Employees should use passwords that are difficult for others to guess and should avoid using the same password they use for other services.
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Passwords should also never be shared between employees.
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Periodically review your Employee Accounts and make sure that only employees who currently need access still have active accounts.
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If an employee's responsibilities change, review their account access and make any necessary adjustments.
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If an employee leaves your business or no longer needs AccelerList, remove or deactivate their Employee Account as soon as possible.
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This helps prevent former employees from continuing to access your AccelerList workspace.
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Employees should avoid sharing passwords through unsecured messages or leaving login information where other people can see it.
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If you believe an Employee Account may have been compromised, change or reset the password and review the account's access.
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