The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

This is typical of a server resource that collapses under high load. We saw this at 11AM PDT today and deferred doing any finance until this afternoon. It's not the first time it's happened, and it won't be the last.

Now Microsoft has come out in opposition to this:

https://arstechnica.com/information-tec ... -obsolete/

Meanwhile we had another password problem that cost us an hour on Mothers' Day. Thanks HQ!

But from some PMs, I've learned that "shared passwords" have indeed been a problem in some units. So, NIST not withstanding, a requirement to periodically change the passwords will likely continue in certain church apps for the foreseeable future. This is silly. Correct the behavior throu...

drepouille wrote:Well no. This is industry standard security policy, especially for officers of any organization who have as much power as we do to modify personal data.

It's actually not. That's the point of the thread. The evidence is that compelling a password change *reduces* security.

We had someone forget their password last week. To set a new password, it required 2 admins to consent to setting password. More of the same moronic password policy.

At least for us, it requires 2 different admins now to change a password. Good luck if you don't have 2 admins with good passwords!

I won’t go into some of the things we’ve seen, but I’ll say that I do see the need. And it affects me — I have to change my MLS password regularly along with everyone else. So decreasing security and causing inconvenience is okay because it's inconvenient to you too? This is not a valid argument. I...

While the article has valid points, we discovered several interesting things as we started enabling this. There are a few benefits to forcing password changes on a semi-regular basis in our environment. Hey, great for you. Sucked for us. We had Stake Conference + General Conference right after some...

I believe this is a permission assigned in the permissions screen. At least I know any member of our bishopric can do this, but I (Finance Clerk) cannot.

In the US, tax summaries are required to be sent before Feb 1. Last year I didn't receive full-year donation records for members who moved in during the year until the last Sunday in January. I wouldn't expect it earlier than that.