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Manage user authentication

Altruistiq supports a variety of authentication methods. This article provides an overview of your options and how to configure each

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Requirements

  • You must be an organisation Admin in the top level Business Unit of your organisation to manage authentication settings


Authentication Methods

Method

Overview

Configuration Options

Email & Password

Altruistiq prompts new organisation members to create a unique password for their account that is ...


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  • On / Off - 2 Factor Authentication

Okta SSO (SAML)

Altruistiq authenticates organisation member accounts through the single sign-on (SSO) protocol you provide. See Okta guide here.

  • Entitlement Control

  • Allow External Users

Azure SSO (SAML)

Altruistiq authenticates organisation member accounts through the single sign-on (SSO) protocol you provide. See Azure guide here.

  • Entitlement Control

  • Allow External Users

Email & Password is the default method of authentication when you first login to Altruistiq.


Minimum Password Requirements and Password Recovery

When using Email & Password as an authentication method, Altruistiq enforces strong passwords aligned to OWASP standards. This applies to both Internal Users and External Users. Therefore users must:
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Passwords:

  • Length: Must be between 8 and 64 characters long

  • Structure: Can use of all characters including unicode and whitespace

Password Recovery

If you have forgotten your password, you can reset it by clicking the "Forgot password?" link on the Altruistiq login page - https://app.altruistiq.com/login

This will send a password reset link to your account email address, through which you will be able to reset your password.

⚠️ If you have lost access to your 2 Factor Authentication application, this will require your account to be reset.

  • If you are using SSO (e.g. Okta / Microsoft Azure) to login to Altruistiq reach out to your IT team.

  • If you are using Email & Password to login to Altruistiq, reach out to [email protected]

Setting up 2 Factor Authentication (2FA) for Email & Password authentication

1. Click on your profile menu.

2. Click "Organization settings"

3. Click "Authentication"

4. Email and Password will be selected by default. If it is not, select the Email and Password option. Below the authentication methods, click on the toggle to turn on 2 Factor Authentication (2FA)

  • Now all Users who are invited to Altruistiq will be required to setup 2FA on their account.

  • If you have already invited Users to your organisation, they will be required to setup 2FA on their next login

  • Altruistiq works with all major 2 Factor Authentication applications, such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator and Okta Verify.

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