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Password Policy Manager includes user’s password management features like auto password expiration, one click password reset, enforce strong password, role-based password policy, Automatically lock inactive users, password history management and many more. Weak passwords are the primary perpetrators of WordPress website attacks. To fix this issue, the password policy manager plugin was developed. Password policy will help administrators ensure that their users use strong passwords. Its password strength meter enables you to know the strength of your users’ passwords and enforce password change if deemed necessary. Configuring a strong password policy ensures the use of strong passwords thereby securing your website.
You can download Password Policy Manager free plugin using the following link:
Easy to manage password policies and enforce your user to use a strong password with a user password manager, password expiration, one-click reset of …
Example - If you set password expiry for 1 month then users will have to set a new password after 1 month.
Example - If you set the password expiration to 1 month, the users you selected will have to set a new password after 1 month.
This setting will prevent you and your users from using previously stored passwords. This will make the password more secure and safe from attacks. You are given the option to select the number of previous passwords you do not want to allow.
Example - If your users have selected 3 previous passwords, they cannot use 3 previously used passwords.
This setting will help you to temporarily lock those users who are inactive for a selected amount of time, because inactive users are prime targets for hackers.
Example - If 1 day is chosen to lock Inactive users, then users inactive for 1 day will be automatically locked.
Enable this setting so your users, customers & subscribers reset their password the first time they login to your website.
This is a feature to hide the Lost Your Password option when you enter the wrong password while logging in.
When you reset the password you are given the option to generate a random password.
You can view the report of the users who are currently logged in as well as those who are currently inactive in the reports tab.
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