Open your web browser and go to the Outlook on the web login page. Sign in with your current Microsoft account credentials.

Once signed in, click on your profile picture or initials in the top right corner of the Outlook on the web window. From the drop-down menu, select "My profile" or a similar option that leads to your account settings.

Look for a section labeled "Security" or "Security & privacy." Click on it to access your security settings.

Here you will be prompted to enter your current password for verification.

Note: Click on the 'Forgot your password?' link to recover or reset your current password.

Follow the on-screen instructions to enter a new password. Microsoft usually requires a strong password with a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

After entering the new password, you may be asked to confirm it. Make sure the entered password matches and is something you can remember.

• Regularly changing passwords can help mitigate the risk associated with compromised credentials. If a user's password is stolen or exposed, the window of opportunity for an attacker is limited by the password expiration period.
• Users who have left the organization or no longer require access might still have valid credentials. Password expiration helps reduce the impact of stale credentials by requiring users to update their passwords regularly.

Save or confirm the changes to update your Microsoft account password.

Once the password is changed, use the new password to sign in to Outlook on the web and any other Microsoft services associated with your account.