Password Standards Sample Clauses

The Password Standards clause sets out the minimum requirements for creating and managing passwords within a system or organization. Typically, it specifies criteria such as minimum password length, complexity (including the use of uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters), and rules for password expiration or reuse. By establishing these standards, the clause helps ensure that user accounts are protected against unauthorized access, thereby reducing the risk of security breaches due to weak or easily guessable passwords.
Password Standards. State Street must document a password policy with a reasonably secure method of assigning and selecting passwords, or the use of unique identifier technologies, such as biometrics or token devices that cover all systems that store, access, transmit or process Client Data. Where technically feasible, passwords cannot be vendor supplied default passwords. This policy shall define standards for controlling password length, strength and change frequency.
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