PPT-Strong Passwords

20142005 Todays Objective I will create a strong private password Strong Passwords Tips Dos DO share your password only with your parents DO change your password every 6 months DO create passwords with at least 8 characters. Passwords remain the most widely used authentication method despite their wellknown security weaknesses User authentication is clearly a practical problem From the perspective of a service provider this problem needs to be solved within realworld co Information Security. Chitu Okoli. Associate Professor in Business Technology Management. John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, Montréal. 1. PIPEDA: Canadian Privacy Law. PIPEDA: . Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act. Tom Ristenpart. CS 6431. The game plan. Historical analysis. Brief overview of research landscape. Current practices in industry. Bonneau. paper. Weir et al. paper. Misc. and wrap-up. Password use cases. 2014-2005. K-2. Today’s Objective:. I will create a strong, private password.. What is a password?. What do we use passwords for?. Why do we need passwords?. What would happen if someone found out your password?. Authenticate: You are what you know. Assumption: The password is something only the user knows. Proves identity of the user. Gives access to data/functionality that only the user should be able to have. Prof. . Ravi Sandhu. Executive Director . and Endowed Chair. February 1, 2013. ravi.sandhu@utsa.edu. www.profsandhu.com. . © Ravi Sandhu. World-Leading Research with Real-World Impact!. CS 6393 Lecture 3. Identity and Access Management. Security Discipline enabling. :. Right Individuals access to the. Right Resources at the. Right Times for the . Right . Reasons. On . an enterprise level, IAM addresses need to ensure appropriate access to resources across increasingly heterogeneous technology environments, and to meet rigorous compliance requirements. It is important to make a . good password. Stops others from stealing your information. Stops others from stealing your identity. Stops others from getting you in trouble. What is Identity Theft? . Jeremiah Blocki. Manuel Blum. Anupam Datta. Santosh Vempala. Previous Work. Naturally Rehearsing Passwords. Presentation . on . Thursday. Password Management. p. 5. p. 4. p. 3. p. 2. p. 1. 3. Competing Goals:. Avi Douglen. AppSec Israel 2014. About Me. Avi Douglen. douglen@hotmail.com. . (972)-52-7891133. Security Research Lead, SourceClear. Awesome security tools . for developers. Empowering developers to take back control of their software security. Prof. . Ravi Sandhu. Executive Director . and Endowed Chair. February 1, 2013. ravi.sandhu@utsa.edu. www.profsandhu.com. . © Ravi Sandhu. World-Leading Research with Real-World Impact!. CS 6393 Lecture 3. Norfolk state university .  . Creating Strong Passwords: A Simple National Security Tool . Claude Turner, Ph.D., Carlene Turner, Ph.D.,. MODULE OBJECTIVES. At the end of the module, students will be able to:. The perfect book to keep track of your passwords. Easy to get organized with alphabetical pages with places for Websites Usernames Passwords and notes. A cool glossy cover with 105 pages 6 x 9 inches. Everyone needs one buy it now and Amazon will send it fast. Ground rules. We will listen when others are speaking.. We can pass if we need to.. We will respect other points of view.. We will be open and honest but not discuss our own lives or others’ personal lives..