An IT security manager wants to ensure that users can employ complex and unique passwords for each of their accounts without the need to remember each one individually. Which of the following solutions would best meet this requirement?
Implementing biometric authentication methods
Deploying single sign-on authentication for all services
Enforcing strict password complexity and expiration policies
Implementing a password manager application allows users to securely store and manage complex and unique passwords for all their accounts. This encourages the use of strong, unique passwords without the burden of memorization. Enforcing strict password policies may lead to password reuse or users writing down passwords. Single sign-on (SSO) reduces the number of passwords but does not promote unique passwords for each service. Implementing biometric authentication enhances security but doesn't address the management of multiple complex passwords.
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