The statistics highlight the widespread use of weak passwords, with many individuals reusing passwords across multiple applications and failing to update them regularly. The most common passwords include common words and phrases, such as "123456," "qwerty," and "password." Passwords are a major vulnerability in data breaches, with approximately 49% of all breaches involving compromised passwords. Weak or stolen passwords are often the primary cause of data breaches, with 81% of corporate hacking-related breaches stemming from weak or reused passwords. Despite the risks, many people struggle to manage their passwords securely, with 69% feeling overwhelmed by the number of passwords they must remember and 45% anxious about whether their passwords are strong enough. The use of two-step verification (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA) is becoming increasingly common, with 78% of personal accounts and 73% of work accounts using MFA worldwide. However, many organizations still rely on traditional password authentication and do not insist on modern password management practices. To improve password security, it is recommended to use strong, unique passwords, a password manager, enable MFA, update passwords regularly, and keep up-to-date with the latest best practices.