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Password Policy - is "Not Defined" the same as "Disabled"

The password strength rules that determine whether the newly inserted password is valid or not, are defined by a password policy. A password must comply with these password strength rules to be set for an account. In short, a password policy is a procedure that encourages the users to set strong passwords or at least use passwords that comply with the company’s group policy objectives. You have the option of specifying the below-mentioned standards and rules for a password.

Top 5 Tips for a Secure Password

As the data of the world continues growing at an exponential rate year after year, cybercriminals have come up with highly complicated ways to get access to your personal information. They make use of simple password hacks to malware attacks and even phishing scams. It implies that if you wish to stay alert about all types of potential attacks, selecting a good, strong password is an important aspect to consider.

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Vulnerability

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a protocol developed by Microsoft, providing the user access to remotely connect with another computer. Microsoft’s protocol is the best one available in the market that works efficiently with an effortless graphical user interface (GUI). It can be used between multiple Windows Operating Systems and Devices.

Vulnerability Scanning & Vulnerability Management is not Hardening

As a CISO or Security Manager, you understand your organization’s need to remain one step ahead of cybercriminals searching for gaps in your security posture. The market is flooded with solutions for dealing with vulnerabilities and the challenge continues to be understanding the ways to best prioritize and manage the vulnerabilities.

CVE-2021-42278 SAM & CVE-2021-42287 KDC vulnerability

Microsoft continues urging its customers to understand two core security vulnerabilities in the domain controllers of Active Directory. These vulnerabilities had been addressed by the company in November 2021. It was followed by a PoC or Proof of Concept tool on 12th December. The two vulnerabilities have been tracked as CVE-2021-42278 sAM (sAMAccountName spoofing ) and CVE-2021-42287 KDC.