Password policy recommendations: Here's what you need to know

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Web view 8.20.2019 123456, password, qwerty, iloveyou Users (and this might be you) continue to choose bad passwords despite the warnings. Think not? "Welcome" is No. 13 on a recent list of the worst passwords. IT practitioners can attest that attitudes haven't changed in decades. Fortunately, password best practices do. We've summed up the latest industry advice in "Password policy recommendations: Here's what you need to know." A practice that's bubbled to the top is to check passwords against known weak password lists. One that's less favored is to focus on password expiration policies. Password policy recommendations: Here's what you need to know [7-minute read] Unlock the information If you take these three elements​—​AI, composability of the infrastructure, and driving that into the edge use cases​—​that will enable a lot of business innovation. It's like the three legs of a stool. And that will help us drive even further innovation. Thomas Goepel Chief technologist for hyperconverged infrastructure, Hewlett Packard Enterprise How to know when to leave an open source project Is it time to find another option? Here are some things to look for. [9-minute read] Read more Future-proof your career with AI Interested in adding AI to your career path? Here's how to get a foot in the door. [5-minute read] Read more Podcast: HCI growth paves way to hybrid cloud, composable IT Hyperconverged infrastructure isn't just for virtual desktops anymore. [28-minute listen] Read more The cloud goes 'cloudless' The next step in the computing journey. [4-minute read] Read more Here's what you also need to know:   Cloudless Computing: A radical new approach Protecting your enterprise: Understanding penetration testing Cybersecurity books recommended by top security researchers 9 APIs for the geekiest of programmers   Sales Chat Email HPE Sales Call HPE Sales Email Twitter Facebook LinkedIn

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