Authentication

The Authentication page allows administrators to manage user access and authentication methods with the following options:

1. Authenticate with email and password
   Gives users the ability to use any email of their choice and a password they set to authenticate into TrustCloud.
2. Authenticate with Google
   Gives users the ability to use their Google login to authenticate into TrustCloud.
3. Authenticate with Microsoft
   Gives users the ability to use their Microsoft login to authenticate into TrustCloud.
4. Authenticate with Single Sign-On
   Gives users the ability to use SSO to authenticate into TrustCloud.

To enable or disable a method, use the toggle ON/OFF button.

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The following screenshot shows the “Authentication” page.

Note: You can edit settings for “Authenticate with Single Sign-On” using the “Edit SSO Settings” button. Detailed steps are provided on the SSO settings page.

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