PSMail Quick Tip: Most email providers offer a BCC option when composing an email. BCC is a throw back term for typists meaning "blind carbon copy." When you send a message to a large group of people using BCC rather than CC (carbon copy), recipients cannot see everyone who received the email. This protects recipients' privacy by hiding their address from your contacts who they do not know as well as from some email clients that automatically add all addresses to a recipient's address book.

PSMail Quick Tip: Although it's convenient to have your computer remember your login and password for various websites, it's a security risk. At PSMail, we recommend that you always decline that shortcut - especially on secure sites.

PSMail Quick Tip: Poor passwords are the weakest link in your security. Think of your password as passphrases.  A good passphrase is long; has a mixture of letters, numbers, and/or special characters; and is not easy for anyone to guess, but is also easy for you to remember. Also, keep in mind that a long passphrase you can remember is better than a short complex password that you will forget or jot it down on paper.