Security Policies: Password and Session Management policies, SSO Authentication

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Security Policies: Password and Session Management policies, SSO Authentication

From the Company page => Security Policies section, a Company Admin can set Password Policies, Session Policies and configure Single Sign On (SSO) Authentication for users within their company.

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  1. In Password Policies, you can specify the number of days in which you want a user's password to expire. You can also Enforce Password History rules, e.g, users cannot use the last <#> passwords.
  2. In Session Policies, you can select the maximum number of invalid login attempts allowed and inactivity logout time.
  3. In the Authentication section, you can select from the following authentication choices for employees in your company:
    1. Enable Password Login
      • This is the default selection. User is prompted to create their own password during the sign up process.
    2. Enable Google SSO 
      • Check this option if your company uses Google as the SSO authentication provider.
      • If third-party cookies are blocked by your browser, SSO will not work. Make sure that your browser allows third party cookies. 
      • You can check the Allow Password Login to allow both password login and login with Google SSO.
    3. Enable Microsoft SSO
      • Check this option if your company uses Microsoft Azure as the SSO authentication provider.
      • Click Get Tenant ID to get the ID that needs to be entered in the Tenant ID field. This action will prompt you to enter your Azure SSO credentials.
      • You can check the Allow Password Login to allow both password login and login with Microsoft SSO.
    4. Enable SAML/Open ID Connect
      • Enter Your Provider ID or contact us if you do not have a Provider ID. Provider ID is a URL that uniquely identifies your SAML identity provider. SAML assertions sent to WorkSpan must match this value exactly in the <saml:Issuer>attribute of SAML assertions.
      • You can check the Allow Password Login below this option to also allow password login and login with SAML/OpenID Connect.
      • You can test your connection by clicking the Test Connection link.

For more information see: Managing Company, Partners and Employees

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