QuestionQ74Verified/Risk Management with Policy RulesCopy linkReport a problemAsk AstroTutorSave question Which option accurately describes the effect of the policy shown above?AFor each new user event of a compromised password: if the user account is Human and does NOT have a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next loginBFor each user with a compromised password: if the user account is Human and HAS a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next loginCFor each new user event of a compromised password: if the user account is Human and HAS a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next loginDFor each user with a compromised password: if the user account is Human and does NOT have a never expiring password, this account will be set to change password at next loginShow AnswerAnswerExplanationA reset-password policy triggered by an account event applies when a new compromised-password event occurs. It is limited to Human users and excludes accounts whose passwords never expire; the reset action requires the affected account to change its password at the next sign-in.Learn moreIdentity Protection – Addressing Password RiskShow comments0Show commentsCommunity DiscussionNo comments yet. Be the first to start the discussion!
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