> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.yoursit.ee/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Keeping your account secure

A few simple security habits can help protect your YourSitee account from unauthorized access.

## Use a strong, unique password

Your YourSitee password should:

* Be long and difficult to guess
* Be different from passwords you use elsewhere
* Avoid personal information, common phrases, or predictable patterns
* Be stored securely

<Info>
  **Consider using a password manager.** We recommend using a password manager to generate strong and unique passwords for every account. We like [Proton Pass](https://proton.me/pass) and [Bitwarden](https://bitwarden.com/) best (not sponsored, haha).
</Info>

## Protect your email account

Your email address may be used for verification, password resets, and account recovery.

Keep your email account secure and make sure you can still access it. We also recommend enabling two-factor authentication with your email provider.

## Watch out for phishing

Only enter your password on the official YourSitee website.

<Danger>
  **YourSitee staff will never ask you to send or reveal your password.** Be careful with unexpected emails, messages, fake login pages, or anyone claiming they need your credentials.
</Danger>

Before signing in, check that you are visiting a legitimate `yoursit.ee` page.

## Keep your devices updated

To reduce security risks:

* Keep your browser and operating system up to date
* Use a screen lock, PIN, fingerprint, or Face ID
* Avoid signing in on shared devices or devices you don't trust.
* Sign out after using a public or someone else's device
* Do not install unknown browser extensions or applications

## Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication adds another layer of protection by requiring a second verification step when signing in.

<Note>
  **Two-factor authentication for YourSitee is coming soon.** We will update the Help Center, and this page, when it becomes available.
</Note>

## If you notice suspicious activity

Change your password immediately if:

* You receive a login or security message you do not recognize
* Your profile changes without your permission
* You believe someone else may know your password
* You entered your login details on a suspicious website

If you still need help, contact [support@yoursitee.com](mailto:support@yoursitee.com).

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