Okta speedtest

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Okta uses standard APIs to synchronize passwords with cloud and on-premises applications when they're available. When APIs are used for password synchronization, the Okta Active Directory Password Sync agent isn't required. Okta pre-built integrations let you take advantage of password synchronization API functionality without the need to write custom scripts. If you have a custom integration or you're using an on-premises agent, you might need the assistance of Okta professional services to implement password synchronization. When Okta to Application - Sync Okta Password is enabled, the default behavior is to synchronize the existing password. The Okta password is the password used to sign on to Okta. If you have configured Okta to use delegated authentication with Active Directory (AD) or LDAP, the password used to sign in to Okta is the Active Directory or LDAP password. Okta uses the application API to synchronize the Active Directory or LDAP password to the application. The password is stored as the application password. If you're not using delegated authentication, the password used to access Okta is stored and managed in Okta. Okta uses the application API to synchronize the password to the application. These events activate password synchronization: Resetting an Okta-sourced password Signing in to Okta Delegated authentication sign in to Okta Random new password synchronization With some applications such as Google Suite, Salesforce, and Atlassian JIRA, you can use Okta to create and assign passwords when a user first accesses the application. The Password Sync Agent isn't required for this functionality. These events activate sync random new password: Import-triggered or group-based application assignment Manual assignment of a user to the application An Okta-generated password is 16 characters long with randomly-applied upper/lower case letters and numbers. To ensure a successful sync between Okta and the app, the Okta randomly-generated password should comply with the app's minimum password complexity requirements. If the Okta randomly-generated password doesn't comply with the app's minimum policy, an error displays on the Okta Tasks page (). In such cases, Okta can, upon request, change the password policy on a per-app basis to match that app's minimum policy. Password cycle

After the initial setup of Okta Verify on your macOS device, you can add new accounts or remove accounts that you no longer need. Note for administrators: Okta Verify for macOS is only available on Okta Identity Engine. Add an account by accessing an Okta-protected app When you access an Okta-protected app from your macOS device and select Sign in with Okta FastPass, Okta Verify checks if you have an account. If you don't have an account yet, the app guides you through the setup wizard. Follow the instructions. Enable or update Touch ID or password confirmation Open Okta Verify and click your account. Click the toggle to turn Touch ID or password confirmation on or off. If this verification method is required, you can't turn it off. If your Okta Verify Touch ID or password settings are out of sync with the device settings, follow the prompt to remediate the problem. Set a default account for Okta FastPass authentication If you have multiple Okta Verify accounts, you can set the most frequently used account as your default for Okta FastPass. You can change the default account. Open Okta Verify and click an account. Then click the Set as default for Okta FastPass link. If the Account details page has a Default for Okta FastPass indicator in the top right corner, the account you selected is already set as the default. Re-enroll an account You can re-enroll your Okta Verify account if your admin has reset your Okta Verify authenticator.

Configure how users authenticate with Okta Verify. Use MFA enrollment policies to enable Okta Verify at the org or group level. Okta Verify is supported on several operating systems. See Supported platforms for Okta Verify. In the Admin Console, go to . On the Factor Types tab, select Okta Verify. Set the status to Active. In Okta Verify Settings, click Edit. Settings might vary by org.Enable Push Notification: Okta sends a prompt to the Okta Verify app on the user's mobile device. The user taps the prompt to verify their identity. This feature is available on Android and iOS mobile devices. It's not available on iPod Touch devices. See Push Notification.: iOS device users authenticate with Touch ID or Face ID. See Apple Touch ID and Face ID.Enable FIPS-Mode Encryption: Apply FIPS-mode encryption to enhance the protection of Okta Verify data. See About FIPS-mode encryption.Number Challenge: This option prevents users from accepting fraudulent push notifications. Configure when Okta Verify presents a number challenge: Never, Only for high risk sign-in attempts, or for All push challenges.Use hardware key storage for Android devices: This is an Early Access feature. To enable it, please contact Okta Support.To enhance security on Android devices, enable this setting. It allows you to implement the Federal Identity, Credential, and Access Management (FICAM) security architecture. This setting applies access control and hardware protection to keys stored on Android devices. Click Save. User experience Push Notification After you enable Okta Verify with Push Notification, users are prompted to enable this option the next time they sign in to Okta. The Okta Verify app guides them through the setup. See Okta Verify (Documentation for end users). Okta Verify user enrollments are associated with your Okta subdomain. If you rename your Okta subdomain, reset all of your active Okta Verify enrollments. See Rename your Okta subdomain. Push notification and number challenge Ensure that you meet these prerequisites: Your org uses a customized Sign-In Widget with a version number of 3.3.0 or later. If your org calls the Authentication API directly, update your code to handle the number challenge API response. See Response example (waiting for 3-number verification challenge response). If you enabled Push Notification with Number Challenge, users validate their sign-in attempt by completing a number matching challenged in addition to approving a push notification in Okta Verify. On their mobile devices, users approve the push notification and tap the numbers