Enhanced Authentication overview
Adobe Workfront is changing the system management of users and passwords. These changes will roll out in a phased release called Enhanced Authentication experience. Enhanced Authentication offers users a more consistent and secure sign-in experience across all Workfront products and services.
The following table provides details about current and future functionality:
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Available as of the 2019.3 release
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Available as of the 2019.3 release
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Available as of the 2019.3 release
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Available as of the 2019.3 release
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Multiple users cannot have the same email address if the address differs only by case.
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Multiple users cannot have the same email address if the address differs only by case.
Workfront administrators will be notified toward the end of 2019 to begin fixing duplicate email addresses.
Not planned
This functionality is not a security best practice
Not planned
This functionality is not a security best practice
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Locks the account after 5 incorrect password entry attempts. The wait time required after lockout is configured by the Workfront administrator
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Wait time is exponentially increased after each successive incorrect password based on industry best practices; the time required is not configurable by the Workfront administrator
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Uses a lock-out algorithm that proactively blocks a variety of suspicious behavior.
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Enhanced flexibility in choosing specific requirements
Deprecated
Active Directory, Azure, and LDAP systems should use SAML 2.0
Deprecated
Active Directory, Azure, and LDAP systems can be configured with encrypted SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect.
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Workfront administrator can configure the login page to redirect to the identity provider login page, or can configure a login button or buttons.
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Workfront administrators can configure the login page to redirect to the identity provider login page, or can configure a login button or buttons.