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Drone as First Responder โ€” consolidated contract 26-1342-00

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RFP Name โ€‹ โ€‹ โ€‹ โ€‹ โ€‹ RFP 20-xxxx-xxxx D.5 Does system maintain a history of previously used passwords โ˜’ Yes Current Value: 10 to prevent reuse? โ˜ No D.6 Does the system allow for users to change their own โ˜’ Yes Please provide additional information below: passwords at their discretion? โ˜ No Users can change or reset their own passwords at any time via self-service, including when they forget or lose their password. Password changes are also required upon first login and annually, but users are not restricted from changing their password at their discretion. D.7 Does the system disable accounts after a specified number of โ˜’ Yes Current Number of Attempts: 5 consecutive invalid login attempts? โ˜ No D.8 Does system automatically activate a session termination or โ˜’ Yes Default Auto Logoff Time: lock if user remains idle or inactive for a determined period of โ˜ No The system has the ability to terminate a time? session after a specific time of inactivity. Sessions are terminated after 30 minutes of inactivity. D.9 Are passwords entered in a non-display field to access โ˜’ Yes Please provide additional information below: application/system? โ˜ No Password fields do not echo the user's password when entered, and authentication feedback is masked or obscured to prevent unauthorized viewing. This ensures passwords are entered in non-display (masked) fields for system/application access. D.10 Are passwords encrypted in storage and transmission? Please โ˜’ Yes Please provide additional information below: identify strategy to secure passwords to include encryption โ˜ No Passwords are never stored in plaintext. They are algorithm, key size, and use of salted and password hashing. hashed using bcrypt, a salted hash function. Salts are at least 32 bits and stored with the hash. Passwords in transit are protected with TLS 1.2+; at rest, data is encrypted with AES-256. Bcrypt is a Page 14 of 19
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