There are certain parameters that administrators set (within a group policy or otherwise) to assist users in creating sufficiently unguessable and uncrackable passwords. One such parameter is complexity. To enforce the use of a range of complexity, what else must an administrator enforce to ensure that complex passwords are used?

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Kassandra

Computers & Technology

14 April, 10:05

There are certain parameters that administrators set (within a group policy or otherwise) to assist users in creating sufficiently unguessable and uncrackable passwords. One such parameter is complexity. To enforce the use of a range of complexity, what else must an administrator enforce to ensure that complex passwords are used?

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Eileen Brock · Answer 1

administrator must enforce a specific password length minimum

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that in order to ensure that complex passwords are used the administrator must enforce a specific password length minimum. By placing a minimum on password length you are making sure that the password has a certain complexity and thus making it a lot harder for those passwords to be cracked by hackers.