Page created: 30 Sep 2021
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Page updated: 27 Dec 2022
Authentication policies are processes used to verify that those attempting to access services and applications are who they claim to be. Administrators can configure these policies in an infinite number of ways, using a wide variety of authentication sources, to meet your needs.
See the following:
- Authentication policies
- Setting up and testing a custom authentication policy
- Configuring adaptive authentication in PingFederate
- Setting up an authentication flow that includes MFA (PingOne for Enterprise and PingID)
- Register Azure AD devices automatically through PingFederate for Windows 10 devices
- Adding multi-factor authentication to secure apps (PingID with PingAccess)
- Integrating MFA with SSO (PingID with PingFederate)
- Configuring medium-grained application access control through Azure AD, PingFederate, and PingAccess Connecting PingFederate to PingAccess using the OIDC protocol
- Connecting PingFederate to PingAccess using the OIDC protocol
- Protecting PingAccess resources via external IdPs with PingFederate acting as an SP (leveraging FedHub)