You may register many password strength types on the Segura platform, each with its own requirements, including the quantity of uppercase and lowercase characters, symbols, and numbers. The password strength refers to the password composition generated randomly and automatically by Segura during the password exchange process.
To register a new password strength, follow the steps below:
- On Segura, in the navigation bar, hover over the Products menu and select PAM Core.
- In the side menu, select Management > Credentials > Password strength.
- In the bottom-right corner, click on + New.
- At the Password strength screen, fill in the following fields:
- Name: name for your password strength.
- Status: keep selected if you want the password strength to be active. Otherwise, unselect it.
- Uppercase letters: fill in the number of uppercase letters that will be required in the password.
- Lowercase letters: fill in the number of lowercase letters that will be required in the password.
- Numbers: fill in the number of numbers required in the password.
- Symbols: fill in the number of symbols required in the password.
- Allowed symbols: check the options for the symbols that will be allowed in the password.
- Allow repeated character?: select Yes to allow the user to repeat characters in the password. Otherwise, select No. By default, it’s set to No.
- Click Save.
For information purposes, the bottom part of the form shows the number of possible combinations, given the password criteria.
How to edit a password strength
You can edit any of the Password Strength records by following these steps:
- On Segura, in the navigation bar, hover over the Products menu and select PAM Core.
- In the side menu, select Management > Credentials > Password strength.
- In the list of password strength records, identify the one you want to edit and, in the Actions column, click Edit.
- In the Password strength screen, change the fields according to your needs. The form is the same as in the How to register a password strength section.
- Click Save.
If you need to, you can find out who created that password strength. Just hover your mouse over the eye icon at the bottom of the window to discover the creator. It also shows the record of the last modification with the user, date, and time.
Do you still have questions? Reach out to the Segura Community.