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Hello,
Not sure if this is more of a Windows, Exchange or Outlook question. A
group (groupA) is considering using another group's (groupB) exchange
server. They currently do not want any trusts between the groups. GroupA
is comprised of the highest level executives of the organization. They
dislike entering passwords for outlook after they log onto their system.
Provided they log out of their Windows XP profile when they are not on their
computer, what is the security risk of having the password in outlook. Is
it easy to crack or remove using a different profile?
Thanks
Not sure if this is more of a Windows, Exchange or Outlook question. A
group (groupA) is considering using another group's (groupB) exchange
server. They currently do not want any trusts between the groups. GroupA
is comprised of the highest level executives of the organization. They
dislike entering passwords for outlook after they log onto their system.
Provided they log out of their Windows XP profile when they are not on their
computer, what is the security risk of having the password in outlook. Is
it easy to crack or remove using a different profile?
Thanks