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On 4/18/2012 12:29 PM, Chris O'Connell wrote: > I guess what I'm looking for is a non-technical solution or idea of how to > keep users from having to write the passwords on postits. Password policies are stupid. What needs to happen is that these folks need to be made to understand the nature of the threats involved and why protecting information is important. Once they understand that it is a short step for them to ask, "what can I do about it?" That's when things start to stick because it isn't a policy being put in the way of their work but their own actions protecting their work. Having a vested interest in good security practices means they'll be more likely to remember their passwords instead of needing to write them down. Just as importantly, when they are part of the security process like this they are less likely to be exploited socially. -- Rich P.
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