An organization's security policy mandates that standard users change their passwords every 90 days. However, to satisfy compliance requirements, users assigned to the Executive Operations team must change their passwords every 30 days. Which administrative action should a Salesforce administrator take to enforce this password expiration requirement specifically for the Executive Operations team?
- ACreate and assign a custom Permission Set configured with a 30-day password expiration policy.
- Edit the Password Policies settings on the Profile assigned to the Executive Operations team to expire passwords in 30 days.Answer
- CUpdate the Organization-Wide Password Policies to 30 days and apply a criteria-based sharing rule for standard users.
- DModify the Organization-Wide Session Settings to restrict total session duration to 30 days for privileged roles.
Answer
The administrator should edit the Password Policies settings directly on the Profile assigned to the Executive Operations team to set password expiration to 30 days.
In Salesforce, Password Policies configured at the Profile level override the default Organization-Wide Password Policies. Setting the password expiration to 30 days on the specific Profile assigned to the Executive Operations team successfully enforces the requirement for those users without impacting standard users.
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Key Concept
Profile-Level Password Policy Overrides