A user named Bob Smith has been assigned a new desktop workstation to complete his day$-$to$-$day work.

When provisioning Bob's user account in your organization's domain, you assigned an account name of BSmith with an initial password of bw$2$Fs$3$d$.$

On first login$,$ Bob is prompted to change his password. He changes it to the name of his dog, Fido.

What should you do to increase the security of Bob's account? $($Select two.$)$

answer

Configure user account names that are not easy to guess.

Do not allow users to change their own passwords.

Train users not to use passwords that are easy to guess.

Require him to use the initial password, which meets the complexity requirements.

Use a stronger initial password when creating user accounts.

Use Group Policy to require strong passwords on user accounts.