1. Define OTP and explain its purpose One-time password systems provide a mechanism for logging on to a network or service using a unique password which can only be used once, as the name suggests. This prevents some forms of identity theft by making sure that a captured user name/password pair cannot be used a second time 2. Define the roles of the Maker and Checker in Corporate Internet banking While one individual may (Maker) creates a transaction, the other individual (Checker) should
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Many of us have received an e-mail, either from a web portal we frequent, or from the IT department, telling us that we need to reset our password due to a security breach. In the event of a smash and grab attack that compromises user passwords, having users reset their passwords is one of the first steps in remediation. There’s no question that the old password is now gone, and should most definitely be changed. As employees, we welcome the simplicity of the portable platforms and continue to
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database administrators, an account and password will be created for each user. A new group will be created for the users and then they will be added to the group. Group permissions can be defined within their departments direct which only the database administrators are allowed access. 3. The new web administrator’s account has been set up and a password provided. What is the process to force a password change upon first login? To force a user to change their password on the initial login, they must use
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CAPSTONE PROJECT PROPOSAL Name of the Proponents: Ramirez, John Joseph F. Verzosa, Edwinalyn Camille P. School Year/Trimester: 2015-2016 / 1st Trimester Proposed Title: Product Management with MIS and TPS functions for Yrollanne Enterprises utilizing Local Area Network (LAN) based technology Area of Investigation: Yrollanne Enterprises is a seller of gravel, sand and mix located in Biga, Calapan, Oriental Mindoro. It was established in March 2013 and currently
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classified and how users will be able to access that data. New user accounts can be setup within Active Directory New Users and Computers (Create a new user account, 2005, January 21). This will allow the Administrator to create a User name and a unique password for that user. Once this is done, the user can then be placed in a group (Create a new group, 2005, January 21). This group will depend on what role the user will be fulfilling; for example if the user will be in the accounting department, they will
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[pic] Password Security And Other Effective Authentication Methods [pic] Table of Contents Introduction 1 User Accounts 1 Account and Password Policy 2 Password Attacks 4 Authentication Methods and Password Management 5 Public Key Infrastructure 6 Single Sign-On (SSO) 6 One-Time Password (OTP) Tokens 7 Biometrics 7 Fingerprints 7 Face Scans 7 Retina Scans 7 Iris Scans 7 Palm Scans 8 Hand Geometry 8 Heart Patterns 8 Voice Pattern Recognition 8
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files are verified. While you would think that this would be a good place this domain needs additional layers of defense because multiple users can access the workstation domain. A way this can be done is by implementing workstation Logon ID’s and passwords. This way any user that is attempting to use the workstation domain has to verify who they are and their credentials. This is also done in the LAN Domain.
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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter one is composed of three (3) parts: (1) Organizational Background; (2) Organizational Unit Description; (3) Current System Description. Part one, Organizational Background, specifies the history and present structure of the whole organization and its situation. Part two, Organizational Unit Description, describes the structure of the organizational unit and its situation. Part three, Current System Description, narrative flow of the current system and its
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Write a 200- to 300-word short-answer response to the following: • Why is it important to protect the information organizations use today? What are the basic elements in systems that help with this task? I think the importance of protecting the information within an organization depends on your perspective. An organization will have different reasons why it is important to protect information than that of the customer. An organization considers it important to protect the information they use to
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Unit 7 Assignment 1: AD Password Policy Planning TO: Client I can understand you’re concerned with your company’s security after all information on competitors can be invaluable or very harmful to a company and this is why it must be protected from prying eyes. This does not have to mean that you have to lose productivity over trying to secure your networks information. I’m going to give you some tips on how to better secure your network with the tools that you already have at hand, keep in mind
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