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You can set password policies for your environment, for your organization.

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So in order to do password policies, we will, of course, have to be signed on as an admin.

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And it's kind of deep in the in the menu system.

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So I wanted to just point this out because they moved it a bunch of times.

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And right now I think that I wouldn't even remember where to find it without looking it up.

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So very simply, we log on to 360 five as an admin.

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We hit our settings menu under settings is, you guessed it, another settings that will bring you to

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services, security and privacy or organization profile.

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So you want to make sure you pick security and privacy and you'll see there we have a password expiration

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policy.

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So this is where you set a policy for users on how often they have to change their passwords.

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It might be 30 days.

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It might be six months.

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We can also tell him the password policies, how long they can keep their password before changing it.

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We can also have limits.

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Doesn't have to be complex.

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Can they reuse the last 12 passwords?

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We've all been down this road.

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You've got to find that balance between having a good amount of security and not annoying your end users

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so much that they write it all down and make it not secure because it's on a sticky note.