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#1145058 - 03/13/09 08:12 PM FFIEC Guidelines for PIN structure
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I am trying to locate a FFIEC guideline that came out which provides their guidelines (not requirements) for Personal Identification Numbers strength and what they should consist of for internet banking applications.
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#1145324 - 03/16/09 01:06 PM Re: FFIEC Guidelines for PIN structure mrSaint
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I think this is what you're looking for.
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#1145741 - 03/16/09 07:11 PM Re: FFIEC Guidelines for PIN structure Deena
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That is covering more of the multi-factor authenciation. I'm looking for a guideance that addressese a "PIN". Guidelines like one letter, one cap, one number, one special character, things like that.

Thanks
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#1145789 - 03/16/09 07:42 PM Re: FFIEC Guidelines for PIN structure mrSaint
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Don't know if this is what you are looking for; but, the FFIEC IT handbook (E-banking)has some information on password length and composition on pg 33

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#1145833 - 03/16/09 08:15 PM Re: FFIEC Guidelines for PIN structure Zebra 15
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Thanks that does address in some ways.
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