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By: Ridiahshost
November 17, 2017
Hope vs. Expectation: Adapting to End User Behavior
By: Ridiahshost
November 17, 2017

By: Ridiahshost
November 17, 2017

- Instead of teaching people not to click suspicious links, teach them never to click links in emails, or even better, disallow links altogether. This can be done without disrupting internal communications simply by placing links in a safe site or shared folder which the end user must authenticate into, and then notify them that the link exists there via email.
- Instead of telling users not to write down passwords, and instructing them to construct complex and long passwords, issue them randomly generated and distributed 12-digit passwords on sticky notes, and teach them that they can easily keep them safe by adding a uniform passphrase to the beginning or end of each password. This is an idea I came up with earlier on that I call a “Brain-Token”. This allows people to only have to ever memorize one password for work at a time.
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