Be original, make it as difficult as possible for the potential intruder. Don't use obvious names such as the name of you pet. If you find it difficult to remember your password, don't write them down on a piece of paper you keep in your desk drawer or in an easily accessible file. Using the one you used last time reduces the security of your information significantly, as does using the same one on more than one system or application. If you are given a choice about how many letters you can use, use them all. Letters and numbers are better than just letters.  If you are given the option of using upper and lower case then do so.  Be original.

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User Testimonials SOMETIMES ... "Things go without saying ..." but, I want to say Thank you at www.stlwebdev.org for helping us find www.firstclasssolutions.net They got us up and running here in StL. They are great and we at www.travelingtuscany.com (that's dotcom .... not ,com :-) ) .... couldn't be happier. Thanks especially to Ray for his courtesy and patience with us! As a newcomer on the block we will be relying on them for some additional upgrades and work for sure. Thanks again, Louis