Configuring Continuous Authentication
Configure continuous authentication (CA) policies to re-authenticate the users if there's an attempt to access resources that are protected by you.
始める前に
- Role required: ca_admin注:You must elevate your role to ca_admin.
- You must install the Zero Trust - Continuous Authentication (
com.snc.zero_trust_continuous_authentication) for opting CA which requires a license. - Enable the Continuous Authentication (glide.zta.continuous_authentication.enabled) system property. For more information, see System properties.
- Activate the Integration - Multiple Provider Single Sign-On Installer (com.snc.integration.sso.multi.installer) plugin.
- Understand the pre-work that is required before configuring CA for the instance. For more information, see Pre-work for Continuous Authentication.
- CA policies can be configured for Data Class or Table.
手順
タスクの結果
Based on the details provided for the configuration, CA policy is created with Access Control List (ACLs) for the selected table or data class. You can view the details of the ACLs that are created by selecting the View ACLs on the policy page.
The CA policy created, prompts the user for authentication to access table or data class that you've protected using the policy, based on the following scenarios.
- User who had performed local login to log in to the instance, is displayed with platform MFA for step-up authentication.注:The users recently used MFA factor is displayed for authentication.
- User who had performed SSO login (OIDC or SAML) to log in to the instance is displayed with the SSO for re-authentication.
An high assurance session is now established for the user. High assurance session is limited to the High Assurance session length (glide.zta.high_assurance.session.timeout) system property. If the high assurance session time exceeds the property length, the user is prompted for re-authentication or step up authentication.
To know more about the end to end configuration of continuous authentication for table or data, see: