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# Change Your Password

## Introduction

This guide provides the steps for changing your Rulecube password. It's good practice to regularly change your password to keep up your security.

## Procedure

1. [Log in to Rulecube](/v2.5/how-to-guides/logging-in-and-authorization/log-in-to-rulecube.md).
2. Click on your display name in the upper right corner or on the little downward arrow behind your name: <img src="/files/23LS8bsep7Y0RgmcUMhD" alt="" data-size="line">\
   ↳ The **Account** menu opens.
3. Select **Settings**.\
   ↳ The **User settings** page opens.
4. Click **Change password**.\
   ↳ The **Change password** pop-up opens:\
   \
   ![](/files/rF3UADgE97Bmv5EbHkpk)<br>
5. Enter your current password and your new password. And confirm your new password in the **New password confirmation** field.<br>

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>Use the <strong>Suggest password</strong> functionality of your browser to generate a strong password and let your browser store the password in the <strong>Password manager</strong>.</p></div>
6. Click **OK**.\
   ↳ You've changed your password now.


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