What's new
SecureAuth IdP version 9.2 includes new features and Web Admin adjustments to enable the new features and improve the user experience.
Notice
Be sure to clear the browser cache when installing SecureAuth IdP version 9.2, or when upgrading from an older version of SecureAuth IdP to version 9.2
9.2 New Features
Adaptive Authentication Support for Multiple Third-party User Risk Score Providers
Login for Endpoints Supports Secure, Passwordless Logins on Mac or Windows Machines
YubiKey HOTP Supported as a Multi-Factor Authentication Method
Third-party Library Components Upgraded System-wide
Overview Tab Changes
Look and Feel Section Changes
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In the Theme dropdown:
The 2012 and Legacy themes are deprecated
For appliances upgraded to version 9.2, if either the 2012 or Legacy theme was implemented prior to the upgrade, that theme will be converted to the 2016 Light theme
The 2016 Dark theme is not available on new appliances
For appliances upgraded to version 9.2, the 2016 Dark theme still appears as a menu option
Languages Section Changes
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The Select Language File dropdown has been renamed Default Language – SecureAuth IdP will use this language even if the end-user's browser is set to another language
Notice
The end-user's browser language settings determine which language appears when the end-user uses SecureAuth IdP, unless the Default Language is set to a different language
If the browser language is set to a language not supported by SecureAuth IdP, then the appliance will use the Default Language setting – note the default for this setting is English
For more information, see Language localization support
Verbiage Editor Section Changes
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The new Language File to Edit dropdown lets you select a language so you can use the Verbiage Editor to configure freeform text that appears on designated pages
Once the language is selected, the Verbiage Editor fields show text in that language which can be edited
Adaptive Authentication Tab Changes
The Adaptive Authentication tab includes sections for each of the options, instead of tabs
The new look and feel uses toggle switches to enable / disable options
SecureAuth Threat Service Section
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The IP Reputation / Threat Data section for SecureAuth Idp version 9.1 does not appear in SecureAuth IdP version 9.2
In version 9.2, the SecureAuth Threat Service section appears – this feature is available with the Threat and Detect packages
Failure actions have been renamed:
Continue Adaptive Authentication, formerly Disable
Refuse authentication request, formerly Hard Stop
Redirect to realm or URL, formerly Redirect
Require two-factor authentication, formerly Step up auth
Skip two-factor authentication, formerly Step down auth
Resume authentication workflow, formerly Resume
Skip to post-authentication, formerly Post auth
User Risk Section Changes
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In version 9.2, user risk analysis involves the use of risk scores – instead of policies – to handle authentication requests
Failure actions are now configurable on the User Risk section when adding / editing a user risk score provider
Multiple third-party user risk score providers can now be added via the user interface in this section
New User Risk Score Provider Window
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Use the new User Risk Score Provider window to add or update information when configuring the third-party risk score provider – such as Exabeam UEBA and / or SailPoint IdentityIQ
Risk Ranges are readily configured using sliders
Note
Refer to these documents for more information:
API Tab Changes
API Permissions Section Changes
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Selecting the new Login for Endpoints option and clicking Configure Login for Endpoints Installer lets you configure the .json endpoint file, which is combined with the .msi or .pkg file, to be used by Windows or Mac users
A YubiKey HOTP device can be configured and provisioned for use with this feature on a Mac machine, for a seamless end-user login experience to a local / remote machine
System Info Tab Changes
System Info Section Changes
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License Expires information has been removed from this section
WSE 3.0 / WCF Configuration Section Changes
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The following URLs in this section can be configured and updated as necessary, if using the specified feature(s) on this realm:
URL | SecureAuth IdP Feature |
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Link-to-Accept URL | SecureAuth Link-to-Accept Multi-Factor Authentication Method Configuration Guide |
Phone Fraud Service URL | |
Geo-Location URL | |
SecureAuth Threat Service URL |