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Password & Authentication Policy

password.md·SOC 2 · CC6.1

Generate a Password & Authentication Policy aligned to modern NIST guidance — length over rotation, MFA everywhere, and secure credential storage.

These clauses are generated as part of your Access Control Policy rather than as a separate file, which is how most auditors expect to receive them.

What's in the policy

Sets password strength, MFA, and credential management requirements.

Password length and complexity (NIST-aligned)
Multi-factor authentication requirements
Rotation, reuse, and breached-password checks
Secure storage and hashing
Service and shared account handling
Lockout and brute-force protections
Mapped toSOC 2 (CC6.1)ISO 27001 (A.5.17)NIST 800-63
From intake to enterprise-ready in three moves
01

Tell us about your stack

Answer a short intake — cloud, data types, tools. No agents to install.

02

We generate a tailored draft

Not a blank template: a document written for your environment and pre-mapped to controls.

03

Review, edit, and share

Export it or attach it straight to an enterprise security review or questionnaire.

Password & Authentication Policy, answered

Should passwords expire every 90 days?

Modern NIST guidance recommends against forced periodic rotation in favor of length and MFA. The generated policy follows current best practice.

How does Pentest Today generate the policy?

Answer a short intake about your stack and we generate a tailored draft — not a blank template — pre-mapped to the controls your framework requires. You review, edit, and export it.

Can I edit the generated policy?

Yes. Every document is a starting draft you can edit, brand, and export. It's written to be review-ready but stays fully under your control.

Generate your full security policy pack.

Get the password & authentication policy plus everything else an enterprise security review asks for — generated from your real environment.