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Stop password stress and lock out hackers with expert Password & MFA Setup Brisbane. Our IT Security Service creates strong, unique passwords and enables multi-factor authentication to protect your accounts from cyber threats across home and business.

What is password & MFA setup?

Password and MFA (multi-factor authentication) setup is a professional service that strengthens your account security by replacing weak or reused passwords with strong, unique ones, installing a password manager, and enabling MFA on your critical accounts—so even if a password leaks, you stay protected.

What’s included

Password audit and clean-up

  • Review of all your online accounts and current passwords
  • Identification of weak, reused, or compromised credentials
  • Secure password reset on priority accounts (banking, email, business systems)

Password manager installation and training

  • Setup of a trusted password manager (1Password, Bitwarden, or similar)
  • Import of existing passwords and secure note migration
  • Demonstration of password generation and autofill features
  • Mobile and browser extension configuration

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) enablement

  • Activation of MFA on email, banking, and business accounts
  • Setup of authenticator apps (Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator, or Authy)
  • Backup code storage and recovery planning
  • SMS vs app-based MFA guidance for your situation

Account recovery preparation

  • Secure storage of backup codes and recovery keys
  • Testing of account recovery workflows
  • Documentation of trusted contacts and recovery email addresses

Ongoing security recommendations

  • Checklist of accounts that need periodic password rotation
  • Guidance on recognising phishing attempts targeting your credentials
  • Advice on secure sharing of passwords within families or teams

Why choose Geeks Brisbane for Password & MFA Setup

  • Brisbane technicians who explain security in plain English, not jargon
  • Hands-on setup completed during your session, not just advice
  • Privacy-first approach—we guide you but don’t store your master password
  • Tailored to Australian banking and government account requirements

Learn more about our Password & MFA Setup services.

Who needs this in Brisbane?

  • Families using the same password across Netflix, banking, and email
  • Sole traders and small businesses worried about account takeovers
  • Anyone who’s received a data breach notification or forgotten a critical password
  • Business owners needing to share credentials securely with staff

Our process

  1. Quick call to understand your accounts and security concerns
  2. On-site or remote session to audit passwords and install password manager
  3. Enable MFA on your most critical accounts (typically 5–10 accounts per session)
  4. Test login and recovery workflows to confirm everything works
  5. Handover of personalised security checklist and ongoing tips

Service areas across Brisbane

Available on-site or remotely across CBD, inner north, inner south, east and bayside, western suburbs, and outer areas including Chermside, Aspley, Nundah, Hamilton, New Farm, Fortitude Valley, West End, Woolloongabba, Coorparoo, Carindale, Wynnum, Indooroopilly, Toowong, St Lucia, Mt Gravatt, Sunnybank, and more.

Pricing & packages

  • Individual setup (1 person, up to 10 accounts): from $179
  • Family setup (up to 4 people, shared password manager): from $299
  • Small business setup (5–10 staff, shared vault): from $599
  • Add-on: Annual password health check: from $99

No hidden fees. Includes password manager subscription guidance.

Book your Password & MFA Setup today.

Common password problems we solve

  • Using the same password for everything (email, social media, banking)
  • Passwords written on sticky notes or in unencrypted spreadsheets
  • No MFA enabled on banking, email, or business systems
  • Forgotten passwords leading to locked accounts
  • Password manager installed but never properly configured
  • Staff sharing passwords via Slack or text messages

Tips to maintain strong password security

  • Use your password manager’s built-in generator for every new account
  • Enable MFA on every account that offers it, prioritising email and banking
  • Avoid SMS-based MFA where app-based options are available
  • Change your master password annually and use a strong passphrase (4+ random words)
  • Never share your master password—use the password manager’s sharing features instead
  • Review your stored passwords quarterly and delete accounts you no longer use
  • Watch for data breach alerts and change compromised passwords immediately

Frequently asked questions

What if I forget my master password?

Most password managers offer account recovery options, but prevention is key. We’ll help you choose a memorable yet strong master password and document recovery steps securely.

Do you see or store my passwords?

No. We guide you through the setup process, but you remain in control at all times. We never see or store your master password or account credentials.

Which password manager do you recommend?

We typically recommend 1Password for families and small businesses due to its ease of use and strong security. Bitwarden is excellent for tech-savvy users and open-source advocates. We’ll help you choose based on your needs.

Can you set up MFA for my elderly parents?

Absolutely. We specialise in user-friendly setups and will train both you and your parents on how to use their password manager and MFA securely.

What happens if I lose my phone with the authenticator app?

We’ll set up backup codes and recovery methods during the session so you can regain access even if your phone is lost or stolen.

How often should I change my passwords?

With a password manager and MFA enabled, you generally only need to change passwords if they’re compromised in a breach. We recommend reviewing your accounts every 6–12 months.

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Take control of your online security. Book Secure Password & MFA Setup Brisbane with Geeks Brisbane and protect what matters most.

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