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Aren't You somewhat Glad Army Information Systems Require Complex Passwords?
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Edited 7 y ago
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It is about right... I have actually written white papers on this subject.
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The Password is only part of the solution. Any IT admin that builds a modern network should use dual if not triple factor authentication. For example
1 The Password Complexity
2 CAC Card
3 M.A.C. Address filtering on the network
Others:
Biometrics
Digital certificates
Use Dumb terminals with virtual PC's running on a server thus preventing access to the device's hard drive.
The most important thing of all is user training!!!
A+, MCP, MCDST, MCSA
1 The Password Complexity
2 CAC Card
3 M.A.C. Address filtering on the network
Others:
Biometrics
Digital certificates
Use Dumb terminals with virtual PC's running on a server thus preventing access to the device's hard drive.
The most important thing of all is user training!!!
A+, MCP, MCDST, MCSA
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It's not only good for the Army, but it teaches us to use complex passwords on our personal accounts. I have taken the rules for Army accounts and applied them to many of my personal accounts, especially those that have to do with money, like banks, credit cards, etc.
A loud, resounding YES from me, SGT (Join to see).
A loud, resounding YES from me, SGT (Join to see).
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