Single Sign-On (SSO) serves as the default authentication mode, allowing seamless access without manual credential entry. Alternatively, manual AD options prompt users for domain credentials, and can be configured for MFA for enhanced security.
Passwordstate supports both LDAP and LDAP over SSL (LDAPS), as well as Kerberos for secure communication with Active Directory. Configuration options are available per domain, including support for:
This flexibility ensures compatibility with diverse enterprise network architectures.
Security groups streamline the application of RBAC policies. For example, importing security groups for roles such as "System Administrators" or "Database Administrators" automatically grants appropriate permissions. Changes in group membership can be synchronized in near real time, ensuring accurate access control.
These features ensure alignment with enterprise access policies and prevent unauthorized access.
Passwordstate allows secure storage of AD account credentials and supports password resets directly within Active Directory. Features include:
This functionality ensures password policies are consistently enforced across your infrastructure.
The Active Directory Actions feature empowers Help Desk teams to manage AD accounts efficiently. Key actions include:
These capabilities enhance IT support efficiency while maintaining robust security protocols.
Passwordstate’s Active Directory integration is designed to meet the complex needs of large organizations. By combining advanced authentication options, seamless synchronization, and role-based controls, Passwordstate provides a scalable and secure solution for enterprise password management.