User's last 6 passwords
Enforce Password History
When you change passwords nothing else changes. If you reset, it means that everything is to be set to its default. For instance, if you have created particular set of rules/permissions for users and you change their passwords, rules will not be changed. But you reset all those users, you will have create all rules/permission from a scratch.
In the performance of their duties, and in the adherance to the law (both on and off duty), yes, they should be. However, other than those job requirements it must be remembered that the people we employ to enforce our laws are not superhuman. They are just like the rest of us, and subject to the same human foibles and failings as everyone else.
10 characters minimum 15 or more is recommended According to AR 25-2, Section IV, paragraph 4-12 b: The IAM or designee will manage the password generation, issuance, and control process. If used, generate passwords in accordance with the BBP for Army Password Standards. BBP for Army password standards are contained in 04-IA-O-0001, paragraph 5A: (1) All system or system-level passwords and privileged-level accounts (e.g., root, enable, admin, administration accounts, etc.) will be a minimum of 15-character case-sensitive password changed every 60 days (IAW JTF-GNO CTO). (2) All user-level, user-generated passwords (e.g., email, web, desktop computer, etc.) will change to a 14-character (or greater) case-sensitive password changed every 60 days. From these two documents it would appear that the 10 character minimum is an outdated recommendation. From this it would appear that the frequently repeated "8 character minimum" is outdated. Note that the only conditions where an 8 character password is allowed is: (8) The use of eight character passwords are authorized when: (I) The password generated is a purely random-generated authenticator from the complete alpha/numeric and special character sets and no user-configured passwords can replace, be generated, or accepted in lieu of the generated password. (For example: Credentialing system issues randomly generated authenticator AND enforce use of that authenticator to network resources.) Or: (II) Access to private applications is conducted over an approved 128-bit encrypted session between systems, and the application does not enforce local user access credentialing to a local network resources. (For example: User accesses local LAN connected system through traditional access procedures then accesses a web portal application over an SSL connection; the web portal password may be 8 characters.) --- from 04-IA-O-0001, paragraph 5A
The Puritans did not believe in a true separation of church and state because they viewed the church as a central aspect of their society and government. They believed that the state should enforce religious beliefs and practices in order to maintain social order and moral integrity. They saw the establishment of a particular religious order as essential for the well-being and unity of their community.
Officers must enforce the law.Teachers enforce rules to teach discipline and order. I wanted to enforce my decision that no one can smoke in my house.
To settle disputes and to enforce laws.To settle disputes and to enforce laws.To settle disputes and to enforce laws.To settle disputes and to enforce laws.
"what you cannot enforce, do not command
enforce safety and manage risks
Police officers enforce the law.
we wish they also enforce in Pakistan
The teacher had to enforce the school's dress code policy by sending students home who were not in compliance.