Password policies

Password policies

✅ Password Length: Longer passwords are significantly harder to crack using brute-force attacks. A minimum length of 12-14 characters is generally recommended.
✅ Complexity: Passwords should include a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. This makes them more difficult to guess.
✅ Expiration: Regularly changing passwords reduces the risk of compromise if a password is somehow leaked.
✅ Not Using Same Letters from Old Password: This prevents someone from easily guessing your new password based on your old one.
✅ Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): MFA adds an extra layer of security beyond just a password.
✅ Phishing Attacks: Password policies alone cannot prevent phishing attacks where users are tricked into revealing their credentials. Educate users about phishing and how to avoid them.
✅ Password Managers: Secure password managers can help users create and store strong, unique passwords for all their accounts.

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