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Implementing Multifactor Authentication

You're reading from   Implementing Multifactor Authentication Protect your applications from cyberattacks with the help of MFA

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803246963
Length 550 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Introduction
2. Chapter 1: On the Internet, Nobody Knows You’re a Dog FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: When to Use Different Types of MFA 4. Part 2: Implementing Multifactor Authentication
5. Chapter 3: Preventing 99.9% of Attacks – MFA with Azure AD and Duo 6. Chapter 4: Implementing Workforce and Customer Authentication Using Okta 7. Chapter 5: Access Management with ForgeRock and Behavioral Biometrics 8. Chapter 6: Federated SSO with PingFederate and 1Kosmos 9. Chapter 7: MFA and the Cloud – Using MFA with Amazon Web Services 10. Chapter 8: Google Cloud Platform and MFA 11. Chapter 9: MFA without Commercial Products – Doing it All Yourself with Keycloak 12. Part 3: Proven Implementation Strategies and Deploying Cutting-Edge Technologies
13. Chapter 10: Implementing MFA in the Real World 14. Chapter 11: The Future of (Multifactor) Authentication 15. Index 16. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix A: Installing the Java Software Development Kit 1. Appendix B: Custom App Integration with Azure AD 2. Appendix C: Installing Apache Tomcat Software

Introducing Authentication Trees

Authentication Trees are part of the configuration tools for openam. Let’s learn how to access them:

  1. From the Quick Start menu, select Authentication Trees:
Figure 5.41 – The Quick Start menu – Authentication Trees

Figure 5.41 – The Quick Start menu – Authentication Trees

  1. Authentication Trees can also be accessed from the left menu. Select Authentication, then Trees:
Figure 5.42 – Authentication sub-menu

Figure 5.42 – Authentication sub-menu

Several trees are pre-configured in openam. PlatformLogin is used for the default login in openam. We are going to use that as a model for our custom Authentication Tree:

Figure 5.43 – PlatformLogin Authentication Tree

Figure 5.43 – PlatformLogin Authentication Tree

  1. Click on + Create Tree to create a new Authentication Tree:
Figure 5.44 – Creating a new Authentication Tree

Figure 5.44 – Creating a new Authentication Tree

  1. Enter a name and click on Create to create a new tree:
Figure 5.45 – Naming the new Authentication Tree

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