Case Study: City of Paso Robles achieves stronger password security with Enzoic

Password Peace of Mind for the City of Paso Robles

The City of Paso Robles, a municipality in California, needed to modernize its password security to protect against cyberattacks targeting small cities. Its existing Windows Active Directory password complexity rules were ineffective, as employees still created weak and commonly used passwords. The city's Information Technology Manager, David McCue, sought a solution from Enzoic to thwart credential-based attacks without burdening employees or the IT staff.

Enzoic provided a solution that automatically screens new and existing passwords against its continually updated database of billions of compromised credentials. The implementation was simple, taking under an hour, and used a password filter rather than requiring agents on every workstation. For the City of Paso Robles, Enzoic eliminated the manual process of checking for weak passwords, automated security reporting, and provided significant peace of mind by ensuring employees use secure passwords without any negative impact on productivity.

City of Paso Robles

David McCue

Information Technology Manager