Does your organization enforce minimum strength requirements for passwords, PINs, and other authenticators?

Password strength policies are essential for preventing unauthorized access through brute force or dictionary attacks. Strong policies typically include requirements for minimum length, complexity (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, special characters), and restrictions on common or previously breached passwords. As evidence, you could provide a screenshot of your password policy configuration from your identity management system, directory service (like Active Directory), or a written policy document that clearly outlines the minimum requirements enforced across your systems.