1. Add an Application<\/strong><\/p>\nClick \u201cAdd Application\u201d.<\/p>\n
Choose SAML as the application type.<\/p>\n
Provide a name, test type, and entity ID.<\/p>\n
Upload metadata manually or import it via a file\/URL.<\/p>\n
Save the configuration.<\/p>\n
2. Overview<\/strong><\/p>\nThis section provides a summary of the application, including:<\/p>\n
Application name<\/p>\n
Application type<\/p>\n
Metadata details<\/p>\n
3. Configure Settings<\/strong><\/p>\nIn this step, you configure critical SAML details, such as:<\/p>\n
Certificates<\/p>\n
SSL\/TLS URLs<\/p>\n
Entity IDs<\/p>\n
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First-factor authentication (password login)<\/p>\n
Multi-factor authentication (MFA)<\/p>\n
Domain or IP-based authentication rules<\/p>\n
5. Attribute Mapping<\/strong><\/p>\nConfigure the attributes to be passed to the SP, such as first name, last name, email, and mobile number.<\/p>\n
This step ensures proper authorisation within the application.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Attribute Mapping in Ping Console<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nMapping attributes is an essential part of SAML setup, as it determines which user details are shared with the application. In Ping, attribute mapping involves:<\/p>\n
Editing the attribute section<\/p>\n
Adding new attributes like email or username<\/p>\n
Ensuring the SAML Subject uses a unique value (preferably email or username, instead of user ID)<\/p>\n
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<\/span>Policies and Authentication in PingOne <\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\nPing supports multiple policies for authentication. The default policy is single-factor authentication, but you can configure others, such as:<\/p>\n
Multi-factor authentication (MFA)<\/p>\n
Domain-specific login policies<\/p>\n
Registration flows<\/p>\n
Custom agreements<\/p>\n
Applications will use the default policy unless a specific policy is explicitly assigned.<\/p>\n
<\/span>1. <\/strong>Authentication Policies: Starting with Single-Factor Login in Ping<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nThe most basic authentication policy is the standard login policy, which uses a single factor. This policy can be expanded and customised with options such as:Account recovery methods<\/p>\n
Session validity limits<\/p>\n
Support for additional identity providers in the future<\/p>\n
If a user\u2019s account is locked, authentication will be blocked\u2014though this is not always a required configuration.<\/p>\n
When creating a single-factor authentication policy in the cloud, note that there is no Identity Federation Hub. Instead, authentication can rely on external identity providers (IDPs). These providers handle the authentication, pass attributes, and generate what\u2019s known as an Amul Response Action.<\/p>\n
To create a policy, you might name it something like policy_login and build upon it later with MFA policies.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>2. Adding MFA to Authentication Policies in PingOne<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nMFA policies provide an extra layer of security and are managed separately from the base login policy. The MFA settings panel allows administrators to:<\/p>\n
Add optional actions (conditions)<\/p>\n
Trigger MFA only for specific groups of users<\/p>\n
Apply MFA based on IP address restrictions or exceptions<\/p>\n
For example:<\/p>\n
If a user belongs to Group A, MFA may be enforced.<\/p>\n
If a login attempt originates from an untrusted IP range, MFA is triggered.<\/p>\n
This flexibility enables organisations to adopt a contextual approach to authentication.<\/p>\n
<\/span>3. Introducing PingOne Risk and PingOne Protection<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nA major development in authentication is risk-based authentication, powered by Ping Identity\u2019s solutions.<\/p>\n
PingOne Risk<\/strong> analyses login attempts based on factors such as:<\/p>\nIP address reputation<\/p>\n
Geolocation<\/p>\n
Network certificates<\/p>\n
If the system detects suspicious activity, it automatically enforces MFA.<\/p>\n
PingOne Protection<\/strong> is a licensed cloud solution designed to enhance security through geolocation awareness and network trust validation.<\/p>\nOne of the core features of PingOne Risk is the ability to verify trusted networks through certificates, ensuring users are connecting from secure environments.<\/p>\n
Although still relatively new in the market, PingOne Risk is expected to gain wider adoption in the coming years.<\/p>\n
Companies like Oracle are already experimenting with advanced technologies such as Direct Ping Identity and Direct Ping for next-generation identity verification.<\/p>\n
<\/span>4. C<\/strong>ustom MFA Policies and Group-Based Authentication in PingOne<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nOrganizations often need application-specific MFA policies.<\/p>\n
For example: A Salesforce policy may enforce MFA only for certain user groups.<\/p>\n
Another policy may require email-only MFA for a different application.<\/p>\n
This customisation is possible by editing user attributes and group associations. Administrators can:<\/p>\n
Trigger MFA only for selected groups<\/p>\n
Add or remove users from MFA policies dynamically<\/p>\n
Create separate MFA rules depending on the application context<\/p>\n
<\/span>5. Consent and Agreement Pages in PingOne<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nAnother essential aspect of authentication management is user agreements. Organisations can configure:<\/p>\n
Terms & Conditions pages<\/p>\n
Consent agreements that must be accepted before continuing authentication<\/p>\n
These agreements can be customised (e.g., 90 days, 180 days) and re-prompted based on organisational policies.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>6. PingOne External Identity Provider Integration<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nThe integration of external IDs (e.g., Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Yahoo) enables seamless single sign-on (SSO).<\/p>\n
The process typically involves: Creating a project and generating a client ID\/secret.<\/p>\n
Configuring API access and enabling services (e.g., Google People API).<\/p>\n
Adding redirect and callback URLs in the Ping console.<\/p>\n
Linking external credentials to existing Ping accounts.<\/p>\n
This configuration ensures cross-platform authentication without duplicating accounts.<\/p>\n
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