(This content was originally posted on JasonPalmer.com) How often do you walk in to an office and see a computer screen with a document, spreadsheet or email message open but no one sitting at the desk in front of it? Too often would be the correct answer. When you leave your desk without locking the computer desktop ...
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Jason Palmer, CPA, CFP, CITP is a technology consultant and an expert in business process and information architecture. He is also president of Palmer Computer Services Inc., a full service value added reseller of computer hardware, software, telecommunications, wide and local area networking, and Internet services.
About Jason Palmer
Jason Palmer, CPA, CFP, CITP is a technology consultant and an expert in business process and information architecture. He is also president of Palmer Computer Services Inc., a full service value added reseller of computer hardware, software, telecommunications, wide and local area networking, and Internet services.
A Complex Password may not be a Strong Password
on 8.15.12
(This content was originally posted on JasonPalmer.com.) Just because your password meets complexity requirements does not necessarily make it a strong password. It is a given that many sites require you to have a password of a minimum length of at least six or eight characters, and some go so far as to require the ...
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