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SUMMARY:Password Hell - accessibility challenges in Cyber Security - Ana M
 aia
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DESCRIPTION:In the cyber security world there are many challenges faced by
  numerous different people. One of those groups are those who are disabled
 \, there is 16.1 million people (24% of the population) in the UK who are 
 considered disabled and yet they are rarely taken into account when new po
 licies are being made. \nI want to bring to light this issue specifically 
 when it comes to passwords\, for able bodied people they are already a pai
 n but for those of us who are disabled they are a nightmare and even new t
 echnologies like MFA can be more of a burden than they set out to be. \nI'
 m proposing some solutions to this like the wonderful world of password ma
 nagers and even physical storage for passwords and shining light on some o
 utdated views like the dreaded password expiry that in fact only makes acc
 ounts less secure. \nNow\, you may wonder who am I to be speaking on such 
 a sensitive topic\, I am a Cyber Security student from Manchester Metropol
 itan University and I have been disabled since the age of 4. I have seen f
 irst hand the struggles that those with different disabilities to me face 
 and  I also have first hand experience with some of those struggles.\nMy i
 ntention is to hopefully get you all thinking about how you can make your 
 workplace more accessible and implementing some ideas to make everyone's l
 ife easier but especially for those who already struggle.
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URL:https://cfp.securitybsides.org.uk/bsides-london-2024/talk/PGDUDM/
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