Recommendation For Improving Authentication For Our Online Systems At Pace V2.0
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The document discusses authentication practices for online systems at Pace University. It provides an overview of authentication methods ranging from no authentication to multi-factor authentication. It also summarizes Pace's current complex password rules and recommendations for improving authentication, which include assigning risk categories to users and enforcing more frequent password changes for high-risk users. The document also discusses the use of biometrics and multi-factor authentication at other universities.
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