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DESCRIPTION:Can we make passwords stronger yet easier to remember than thos
 e typically created to satisfy compliance requirements? Why do some restri
 ctions on password composition\, e.g. a complexity requirement mandating a
  password must contain a letter and a number—actually make passwords wea
 ker and easier to crack. The top three takeaways from this presentation ar
 e:\n\n- Why passwords are not doing the job.\n- How does one describe a co
 mpensating control to an auditor to prove the implemented method is strong
 er than recommended approaches?\n- What other artifacts—e.g. masking\, f
 orced periodic prophylactic password changes—of the recommended approach
  should be revisited?\n\nSpeaker(s): Hoyt L Kesterson II\, \n\nAgenda: \nN
 etworking and light meal from 6-7PM. Speaker at 7PM.\n\nBldg: ITT\, 5005 S
 . Wendler Drive\, Tempe\, Arizona\, United States
LOCATION:Bldg: ITT\, 5005 S. Wendler Drive\, Tempe\, Arizona\, United State
 s
ORGANIZER:askidmore@computer.org
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SUMMARY:Everything We are Doing with Passwords is Wrong
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/40142
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Can we make passwords stronger yet easier 
 to remember than those typically created to satisfy compliance requirement
 s? Why do some restrictions on password composition\, e.g. a complexity re
 quirement mandating a password must contain a letter and a number&mdash\;a
 ctually make passwords weaker and easier to crack. The top three takeaways
  from this presentation are:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Why passwords are not doing th
 e job.</li>\n<li>How does one describe a compensating control to an audito
 r to prove the implemented method is stronger than recommended approaches?
 </li>\n<li>What other artifacts&mdash\;e.g. masking\, forced periodic prop
 hylactic password changes&mdash\;of the recommended approach should be rev
 isited?</li>\n</ul><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>Networking and light meal 
 from 6-7PM. &nbsp\;Speaker at 7PM.</p>
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