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# Update email & Password
This article will guide you if you want to update your email address or account password.
## Update Email
* Login to your Spydra account and navigate the profile section by clicking on the profile icon on the top right.
* Click on Update Email to change the Email address associated with the account.
* Enter the current password to Authenticate your account.
* After successful authentication, update the New email.
* The email will be updated. Click on Send a Verification link to verify your new email.
* The email will be tagged as Verified post successful email verification.
## Change Password
* To change the existing password, navigate to the Security section in your Profile and select Account Settings.
* Click on Update password
* Autheticate yourself by entering your current password.
* Enter new password and confirm it
* Click on Update password.
### Other resources:
[Google OAuth Signup - Update Email & Password](/how-to/private-network/account/google-oauth-signup-update-email-and-password.md)
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