System parameters - Security
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This document provides information about the System parameters form screen, which refers to the security parameters of proxy sessions, on the Security tab.
Caution
Some features in older versions of senhasegura are no longer present in this documentation. We suggest that you avoid changing parameters that aren’t in this document.
Path to access
- On senhasegura, in the navigation bar, hover over the Products menu and select Settings.
- In the side menu, select System Parameters >Global > Security.
Attention
All fields are set with a default value, as recommended by senhasegura. However, you can customize your session according to your needs.
Security Tab
| Item | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Force multi-factor authentication to view password?* | Radio button | Yes | Forces the multifactor authentication to view a password. Default option: No. |
| Time between token requirement for custody (minutes) | Quantity input | No | Defines the time interval in which tokens must be requested for password display. It can range from 0 to 60 minutes. Default option: 5 minutes. |
| Ignore the 'Trust this computer' option to view password?* | Radio button | Yes | Indicates if the checkbox displayed when logging into the senhasegura environment should be disregarded for examining passwords. Default option: No. |
| Force multi-factor authentication to start a session?* | Radio button | Yes | Forces the user to use the 2FA token to start proxy sessions. Default option: No. |
| Time between token requirement for sessions (minutes) | Quantity input | No | Defines the time interval in which tokens must be requested to perform a session. It can range from 0 to 60 minutes. Default option: 5 minutes.v |
| Ignore the 'Trust this computer' option to start a session?* | Radio button | Yes | Indicates whether the checkbox displayed when logging into the senhasegura environment should be disregarded for examining passwords. Default option: No. |
| Force secure connection (SSL) on password change executions?* | Radio button | Yes | Forces the use of a secure connection during the password change. Default option: Yes. |
| Enable password change after session opening?* | Radio button | Yes | Enables senhasegura to change the password right after the proxy session starts. Default option: No. |
| Force certificate authentication for RDP Proxy?* | Radio button | Yes | Forces a session to be authenticated by a digital certificate when connecting through RDP Proxy. Default option: No. |
| Force certificate authentication for the SSH/Telnet Proxy?* | Radio button | Yes | Forces a session to be authenticated by a digital certificate when connecting through SSH/Telnet Proxy. Default option: No. |
| RDP safe mode* | Dropdown menu | Yes | Indicates the security level of target RDP connections. It can be Automatic, RDP, NLA, or TLS. By default, Automatic is set. With this set, the client and server will determine the level of security. Since it functions as a bridge, the client in this scenario is the senhasegura platform. To adjust the security level of incoming connections to senhasegura, refer to the RDP Proxy documents. |
| Session idle time* | Quantity input and dropdown menu | Yes | Defines the idle session duration that will trigger an automatic disconnection. You can select a duration between Minutes, Hours, and Days. The number can range from 0 to 60. Default option: 1 day. |
| Enable IP filters with permission to start session | Checkbox | No | Enables a filter based on the IP address that controls the IP address that has permission to start proxy sessions. Default option: inactivate. |
| Allowed IPs to start session | Text field | No | If Enable IP filters with permission to start session is active, you can determine a list of IPs, individual or at intervals, that will be allowed to start a proxy session. Default option: Empty. |
Encryption section
Info
Only if you set the Encryption mode to HSM, you must select an HSM device.
| Item | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Encryption mode* | Radio button | Yes | Indicates if the encryption mode will be Default or HSM. Default option: Default. |
| Select an HSM | Dropdown menu | No | Selects the hardware device used to manage the encryption keys. |
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