Which of the following features can a technician use to ensure users are following password length requirements?

Group Policy in Windows environments allows administrators to define and enforce various security settings, including password policies such as minimum password length, complexity requirements, and password history. These policies are applied to users and computers within an Active Directory domain or locally on a standalone machine.

A log-on script runs commands when a user logs on but is not designed for enforcing persistent security settings like password policies.

An Access Control List (ACL) determines permissions for accessing resources but does not manage password complexity or length requirements.

Security groups are used to organize users and computers for permission management, not for defining or enforcing password policy requirements directly.