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A STRONG PASSPHRASE (PASSWORD OR MEMORIZED SECRET) IS YOUR BEST DEFENSE!

Creating a strong passphrase (password) is the very best thing each employee can
do to keep our systems and networks secure. But what makes a password as strong
as steel AND EASY TO MEMORIZE?



 * Use Passphrases! – a simple sentence that you can easily remember, that is
   unique to you!
 * Add some moderate complexity (use at least three of the following in your
   Passphrase (Upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, special
   characters ~!@$%^&*_-+=|\(){}[]:;"<>,.? 
 * Examples: “mydogMaxlovesme2“ or “SummerfunonM@scoma”



Remember!   Passphrases should be unique for each account.   That is, do not use
the same passphrase or slightly varied passphrases for different accounts.

Remember! NEVER share your passphrase!  Technical support teams NEVER need to
know your passphrase! ONLY YOU should know your passphrase!

The currently enforced D-H passphrase requirements are:

 1. Passphrases (passwords) must be at least 15 characters in length.
 2. Passphrases (passwords) must contain at least three of the four complexity
    requirements (upper case, lower case, numbers, and special characters).
 3. Passphrases (passwords) may NOT contain more than four characters in
    sequence (e.g. "12345" or "abcde").
 4. Passphrases (passwords) may not contain any part of the account name (e.g.,
    cannot contain words Samuel or Adams if the users account name is
    Samuel.Adams).
    
    Additional Best Practices:

 5. Avoid using Passphrase (passwords) used for other accounts
 6. Avoid repeating words found in the dictionary (e.g. "passwordpassword").

Keep it secure!



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