The library CIO wants stronger passwords without theater: favor length, ban reuse, push a vault, and explore passwordless options for staff apps. Which recommendation best matches modern password guidance?
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Short Explanation
Long unique passphrases in a vault beat short 'P@ssw0rd1' gymnastics every week. Add passwordless where it fits and stop recycling the same secret across library apps.
Full Explanation
Modern guidance emphasizes sufficient length, uniqueness (no reuse), and password managers/vaults, with passwordless authenticators as strong alternatives. Forced frequent short-complex changes, reuse, and printing credentials on badges weaken security.