If you access corporate email on a personal device that can be unlocked with FaceID, you must change your face at least once every sixty days.
You may not reuse any of your most recent 12 faces.
If you access corporate email on a personal device that can be unlocked with FaceID, you must change your face at least once every sixty days.
You may not reuse any of your most recent 12 faces.
@maxleibman I'd be interested in their assistance for changing face.
The procedure is too difficult for me unassisted.
@maxleibman I had to share this around the office as I laughed too loud.
They laughed too!
@maxleibman
@joshfreedman @elfin
Nothing worse than my face out in the wild.

@maxleibman
shapeshifter, shapeshifter,
shift me a shape
my look has expired
and I need a new face
by biometric breach
or catastrophic leak
the fancy database
they use to ID my face
is all over the street
and soon someone will be
faking the face that was me
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Thanks for the best morning laugh in a long time!
😂🤣😂🤣😂
@maxleibman @SpeakerToManagers
I’m currently discussing Bring Your Own Disaster and am so going to use this…
@maxleibman In a similar vain.
Had a lock screen pin with 9 digits on my work-supplied Android.
Outlook on that phone demanded a safer pin for the device, the last 4 digits were descending. Apparently a big no-no.
Tried only the first four digits of that same pin, it worked.
Now my work phone only has a 4 digit pin because modern big-corpo digital security is a circus show.
@DaCool I was actually thinking about the PIN rules for our MDM when I thought of the faces joke. We have a similar rule—a six-digit PIN is required, but you can't have three or more consecutive ascending or descending digits. (And not just sequential—"981" would trip the rule.)
No, despite how often I invoke the hashtag, I am not an #infosec professional, but: if you are constrained to a universe of only a million possible PINs, why eliminate tens (hundreds?) of thousands of possibilities?
@maxleibman When people busy themselves writing "guidelines" instead of, gee, making this stuff secure and convenient on a factual basis.
<Insert Password XKCD here>
My workplaces larger overlord org still uses the abysmal "Use a new password every X months" rule despite all IT's petitions and recommendations of MS and standardisation bodies against it.
Ticking checkboxes instead of making an actual effort always rubs me wrong.
@maxleibman
😂😂😂
I tried to set a face that would take about 14 million years to brute force crack.
Now it's stuck that way.
Mom always told me, "If you make a face ..."
Smh