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September 10, 2020

summarize your findings on the use of databases, strength of passwords, and frequency of password changes.

Database Security As a team, develop a list of all the databases members use within a week. Ask each team member to rank his or her login name and password for each database as strong, mild, or weak based on the content of this chapter. Additionally ask when each team member last changed his or her passwords. Collect this information and summarize it in a Word table or Excel spreadsheet. Below your table of data, summarize your findings on the use of databases, strength of passwords, and frequency of password changes. Do you think your findings are representative of your age group and region as a whole?

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