Housekeeping
Fathers Day
Whatcom Dads Podcast - Mark Bagley, Nathan Dwyer, and Chris Roselli
Legal Disclaimers and Background
A guide to your Digital Estate
Another guide to your Digital Estate
A 2015 RUFADAA - Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act = Information pertaining to a digital will and an assigned fiduciary
What to consider…should something happen
Who have you shared access to your mobile phone with? [Digital Executor]
Who have you shared access to your personal computer with? [Digital Executor]
Who have you given access to your personal email password? [Digital Executor]
Do you have a folder of bookmarks for your bank website and other financial investment websites?
If you stored important information on your office computer, who has access to this? Do they know your login password?
Where are external drives located in your house or office?
Chris’ Client
What to do when data is scattered everywhere
AJ’s data migration
Homing your data to a NAS and anti-cloud can of worms: Episode 171 “BellingHOME your Data)
Chris’ brutally-complicated tech landscape (and how someone can access his Digital Estate)
Over 200 online accounts stored in a password manager vault
each account has a unique email address (you read that right)
each account has a unique password that is either 40+ characters or five words in a passphrase (CP doesn’t joke about this)
A number of online accounts require multi-factor authentication.
Chris’ wife knows there is a specific book in their house with a sheet of paper inside it. This sheet of paper contains:
The passphrase used to authenticate to the password manager vault.
The PIN code to his mobile phone
The name of the MFA authentication app on the phone and the password to authenticate into it
Any additional information not stored in Password Manager, e.g. Bank password
