nFront Password Filter Features

Password Policy Settings

Listed below are all the granular setting that nFront Password Filter has the ability to control. Pick one, or pick them all.

• Enforce a maximum number of characters in each password (useful for mainframe limitations)
• Check to see if the password contains 0,1,2,3, or 4 of the following character types
  1. Uppercase
  2. Lowercase
  3. Numeric
  4. Non-Alphanumeric
• Minimum / Maximum Numeric Characters in password
• Minimum / Maximum Upper Case Characters in password
• Minimum / Maximum Lower Case Characters in password
• Minimum / Maximum Alpha Characters in password
• Minimum / Maximum Non Alpha Numeric Characters  (e.g. !,@,#,$,%,^, etc.) in password
• Reject passwords that contain vowels (a,e,i,o,u,y)
• Check to see if password contains username
• Check to see if password contains any part of user's full name
• Check to see if password contains 2 consecutive identical characters
• Disallow passwords that begin or end with a numeric character
• Disallow passwords that begin or end with a special character
• Force the password to contain a numeric character in a specific position
• Force the password to contain a non-alphanumeric character in a specific position
• Perform the dictionary check looking for a case-insensitive exact match or a case-insensitive substring match
• Check to see if password matches a customizable plain-text dictionary*