Tanflow IAM Suite · Capability
Password & Policy Management
One password policy, enforced everywhere - and a reset flow that never touches the helpdesk.
Overview
Password hygiene at enterprise scale
Inconsistent password rules across systems are both a security hole and a support burden. Tanflow centralises policy - length, complexity, history, expiry - and gives users a safe, verified self-service path when they forget.
Define password length, complexity, history and rotation once; enforce it across the directory and connected systems.
Users verify identity with MFA factors and reset their own passwords - 24×7, no ticket, fully logged.
Where business needs demand it, keep passwords consistent across systems under controlled, encrypted sync.
Locked out after failed attempts? Verified self-service unlock keeps people working without weakening the lockout control.
Compromised-password screening and forced-rotation campaigns when incidents demand it.
Why it matters
Outcomes you can put in front of an auditor
- Password-reset tickets - historically 20-40% of helpdesk volume - largely disappear
- Uniform policy closes the weakest-system gap
- Resets are identity-verified and fully audited, unlike phone-a-friend helpdesk flows
- Faster incident response with fleet-wide forced rotation
- Policy evidence for ISO 27001 A.9.4 and PCI DSS Requirement 8
Part of Tanflow IAM Suite
This capability ships as a module of the Tanflow IAM Suite - one platform for authentication, governance and provisioning, built to scale across the enterprise.
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Common questions
Does self-service reset weaken security?
It strengthens it: the reset is gated by MFA-grade identity verification and every step is logged - far stronger than informal caller verification at a helpdesk.
See Password & Policy Management in action
A focused demo against your environment and your compliance requirements.