Introduction Security Policy Information Management Password Management Virus, Worms & Trojans E-mail & Internet Usage Security in our Organization
   
Brief  
Bad Passwords  
Good Passwords  
  Do's & Don'ts
Access Control  
Secure Ids  
Access Control in an organization  


 
Do's & Don'ts

 

Never disclose your password

 

Never write down a password

 

Change your password frequently

 

Never store your password in a program

 

Use letters of different cases, mixtures of digits and letters, and/or non-alphanumeric characters

 

Do not choose a password based on personal data like your name, your username or other information that one can easily discover about you from such sources as searching the internet

 

Do not choose a password that is a word (English or otherwise), proper name, name of TV shows or anything else that one would expect a clever person to put in a "dictionary" of passwords

 

Do not choose passwords less than 8 characters long and that are made up solely of numbers or letters

   
 
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