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Thanks Lunchy. appreciate the help, &nbsp;I have been tasked with discerning the criteria or password complexity requirement that will pass SAS 70 II audits, Our parent company who just bought us out, is using them ahd have not disclosed what all that entails, I am tryin gto stay ahead of the curve. Not really sure which group woud know best. 
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Thanks Lunchy. appreciate the help,  I have been tasked with discerning the criteria or password complexity requirement that will pass SAS 70 II audits, Our parent company who just bought us out, is using them ahd have not disclosed what all that entails, I am tryin gto stay ahead of the curve. Not really sure which group woud know best.

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suveer Thanks for the input this did help me respond to my team with a recommendation. Wonder why its so hard to get this info directly from SAS 70 II compliance reports. 
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suveer Thanks for the input this did help me respond to my team with a recommendation. Wonder why its so hard to get this info directly from SAS 70 II compliance reports.

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What are the minimum password complexity requirements for SAS 70 II compliance. 
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What are the minimum password complexity requirements for SAS 70 II compliance. 

SAS 70 II, Password Complexity

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