Encryption & access control — found from sitemap — Talkspirit

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• Password policy location Report an error

  “Administrators set password strength, complexity requirements and expiration for their organisation from Administration, Security, Security policies.”

• Password strength levels Report an error

  “The five levels, from least to most demanding: No minimum: any password is accepted. Only the complexity requirements apply, if you have turned them on. Low: rejects the most common passwords and obvious patterns, such as 123456 or password. Medium: rejects what a scripted attack would find quickly, typically a dictionary word with a couple of digits added. High: resists a slow offline attack on a stolen password database. Long, uncommon combinations of words reach this level. Very high: withstands a sustained offline attack. In practice this means a passphrase of several unrelated words.”

• Password complexity requirements Report an error

  “every new password must be at least 8 characters long and contain an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter and a special character. Digits only count towards the length, not as one of the required character types.”

• Password length bounds Report an error

  “Whatever the policy, a password is always between 6 and 72 characters long, and the Change password dialog in My Account asks for at least 10.”

• Password expiration options Report an error

  “Never 3 months 6 months 1 year”

• Password expiration behavior Report an error

  “When the expiration period passes, the member is signed out and must set a new password before they can sign in again. The new password cannot be the same as their current password.”

• Force password reset Report an error

  “Force reset makes every active member choose a new password the next time they sign in, and it cannot be undone.”

• Password policy change scope Report an error

  “Changing the strength does not affect existing passwords. Members keep their current password and only have to choose a compliant one the next time they set a new password.”

• Password policy cumulative Report an error

  “The strength level and the complexity requirements are cumulative: a new password must clear both. Lowering one never relaxes the other.”

• SSO providers Report an error

  “Setting up Okta SSO in Talkspirit Configuring SAML Authentication Configuring Google Authentication”

• SCIM provisioning Report an error

  “Automated user provisioning and de-provisioning (SCIM 2.0)”

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