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Yes, and the latest Zero-Trust guidance is actually legitimately good - it enforces a security practice on all gov agencies that will be better than 99% of the
by e1g 5y ago
Yes, and the latest Zero-Trust guidance is actually legitimately good - it enforces a security practice on all gov agencies that will be better than 99% of the private sector. The password policy is just one line, but still a welcomed slap on the face of all Old Guard folks (who are overrepresented in infosec policy-making). The rule is clear: MFA or GTFO.
- tempnow987 5y agoAnd with physical MFA you can get down to PIN level (ie, 6 digits) and you are beating 90% of other methods.