A too laborious password policy will only have a counter-effect instead: users will end up entering weaker passwords than if you hadn't asked them to change their passwords on a.And you definitely want to avoid customers using their cards on your website to come up with “1234” type of passwords when registering themselves in, right? In other words: No need to “bug” all those users willing to simply put videos with their cute kittens up on your Drupal site with an overly complex password policy. I know this is a “no-brainer” and yet, I still felt like stressing this out.
A submission platform, where users can upload funny videos and interesting pics, asks for a totally different security system than an e-commerce Drupal site where clients need to enter their credit card details.How do you strike a balance between an “unbeatable”, yet cumbersome password policy and user convenience on your Drupal website? Moreover: how do you implement a CUSTOM password policy in Drupal? One that should meet your (or your client's) website's particular needs of security or its specific needs of user-friendliness? Well, you put together Drupal's security-oriented pre-built features and those specific Drupal modules that best fit your site's needs and you tailor your own password policy! And speaking of these modules, that will grant you a custom-made password policy, let me share with your my top 7 favorites ones!Īnd before I go ahead with my list, allow me to emphasize 2 key aspects that you shouldn't underestimate once you start putting together your password policy:
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