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Start Strengthening Your WordPress Security in Minutes
Install the plugin and activate strong password policies with sensible default settings in just a few clicks. Or customize settings quickly to meet your unique requirements.
- Get started quickly with sensible defaults
- Easily adjust settings as needed
- No complicated setup or confusing configurations
Quick Start
Get Started in Three Simple Steps
We’ve made the plugin setup and configuration process as straightforward as possible – without sacrificing flexibility or powerful functionality.
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Features
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Discover the features offered by the Password Policy & Complexity Requirements plugin for WordPress.
Easy Setup & Configuration
Set up password policies in just a few clicks – no complex configurations required. With preconfigured defaults, you’re ready to go in minutes.
Passwords Reuse Prevention
This feature prevents users from reusing previous passwords, requiring them to create a completely new one instead of relying on their favorite.
Password Complexity Enforcement
Ensure user passwords include uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, special characters, and unique (non-repeated) characters – while limiting consecutive symbols from the user’s name.
Dedicated Policies by User and/or Role
Apply password policies to specific users by username or user role. Create dedicated password policies for vendors, freelancers, or users with higher permissions – giving you complete control over your security settings.
Customizable Password Policy Rules
Easily tailor password policy rules to meet your organization’s security needs. Enable or disable specific rules and adjust all settings with flexibility.
Healthy Passwords Retention
Ensure your website’s security by defining clear password retention rules, reducing the risk of compromised accounts.
Restricted Passwords List
Ensure users avoid weak passwords such as “admin,” “password,” or “johnny123.” Use the predefined list provided by this plugin and freely adjust it to meet your specific needs.