If you want it still enabled, but secure, I recommend either "secure" or "very secure", because the shorter ones can be brute force guessed fairly easily. If you have a whitelist and password access already, you can disable this. The "random password(for spontanious access) defaults to 4 characters as "standard". To change or disable the 1 time use password(that is the random characters under the "your ID" on the main program screen), go to Extras>options>security tab. This will prevent 1TUP password logins if you are not running a whitelist. If you need the 1TUP still, set it to "secure" or "very secure". Its not like it matters now anyway, since your whitelist only allows your account, and you can now set up a password to log into each device(use a unique password, and don't save it to any device) from your account. Thats right, the default is 4 characters, and its very easy to guess, since every install uses the same pattern, on top of it set to not change upon start/logins.
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