Two-factor authentication
- Additional User Credential Security
- Additional ePass Authentication Layers
- Using the HTTP Protocol
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Two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication in the eAuditor system enables additional security of user credentials during the login process. This results in the introduction of an additional authentication layer referred to as ePass. As a result, in addition to the standard way of logging in (providing an access element such as a login and password), which confirms the user’s credentials through the system for local accounts or AD DS/LDAP for domain accounts, physical hardware security authentication is required.
How is the authentication setup done?
The configuration of key authentication is done by default and uses HTTP (unencrypted data transfer for the Internet). In addition, the configuration of encrypted HTTPS communication is required for two-factor authentication.
Technical support
As part of the implementation, IT administrators receive full support for generating the certificate and configuring Apache Tomcat 8.5 or later.