Is Rally Point a security risk?

A reasonable question, one well-answered by Aditya Thaduri below. Always remember that keeping anything secure takes effort, and shortcuts, like using one password for everything or sharing security across multiple apps is never secure. I use a different set of identities including very long and arcane passwords for each and every website. With USAA, I use facial recognition to log in to do my banking, investing, and manage my insurance. I use a very secure credential vault to help me navigate my logins and always log out when done with an app. Yes, it takes extra effort. It can be a nuisance at times. But the penalty for taking the easy path is stiff, very stiff

When you look at your 'smart' phone it seems every app wants access to your contacts, location and files to work. Funny how google does not consider those to be a security risk.

Yes, because of the intrusive amount of indexing allowed to search engines as of now - names, topics, etc.. At the same time, every member should understand possibility for hacks, disgruntled users, clever internet searches, and having your actions online affect your personal and professional lives.

The issue with two-factor authentication security has been discussed here a few times before but I simply suggest asking how you want to scale security with convenience.

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SSG Derek Scheller, SSgt Mark Lines, SN Greg Wright