How do you create a password that is at least 8 characters in length, includes upper and lower case letters, numbers and characters, and is easy to remember?
One of the easiest approaches is the use of a pass phrase. Think about the first line of a book or a song. Even though it contains dictionary words, it also contains upper and lower case letters, spaces and punctuation. A phrase also tends to be much longer than most traditional passwords. For example: “Is it Friday yet?” Not only does that pass phrase include both upper and lower case letters, but it also includes punctuation. It is also 17 characters in length! Easy to remember? You bet!
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