It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
Requiring periodic rotations is another bit of conventional wisdom that makes sense until you remember that you're dealing with people. Password managers, minimum entropy requirements, and 2fa give a lot more bang for your buck overall; rotations can help in certain sensitive circumstances but they're a bad general remedy. Most users already find password management painful, and asking them to do it all over from scratch every few months introduces all kinds of opportunities for doing it poorly.
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Requiring periodic rotations is another bit of conventional wisdom that makes sense until you remember that you're dealing with people. Password managers, minimum entropy requirements, and 2fa give a lot more bang for your buck overall; rotations can help in certain sensitive circumstances but they're a bad general remedy. Most users already find password management painful, and asking them to do it all over from scratch every few months introduces all kinds of opportunities for doing it poorly.