Which of the following will BEST ensure the site’s users are not compromised after the reset?

To secure an application after a large data breach, an e-commerce site will be resetting all users’ credentials.

Which of the following will BEST ensure the site’s users are not compromised after the reset?
A . A password reuse policy
B . Account lockout after three failed attempts
C . Encrypted credentials in transit
D . A geofencing policy based on login history

Answer: C

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EyeDee10t
EyeDee10t
1 year ago

Encrypting in-transit credentials only stops MitM attacks.
After the reset users would try and use the same password before the reset in a great many cases.

The correct answer CompTIA is looking for is “A password reuse policy”