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Non-expiring passwords is probably no more or less secure, unless you are a rampantly terrible employer known for setting ablaze every bridge ever to the point
by wredue 2y ago
Non-expiring passwords is probably no more or less secure, unless you are a rampantly terrible employer known for setting ablaze every bridge ever to the point of atomic annihilation.
- dylan604 2y agoAre you suggesting a disgruntled former employee could use the password and do things? At that point, I have questions. How is the former employee accessing the cloud service? If your cloud is allowing public access without a VPN, then you've done something wrong there. If the former employee is still accessing your VPN, again, you've done something wrong. Many other things still come to mind but point back to you well before password rotation rules.
- wredue 2y agoYeah. I agree. We have a strong offboarding process as well. But other employers? I mean. I’ve seen some shit in my day.