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Activation of Authentication Methods

cidaas Multifactor or Two-factor Authentication offers an additional layer of security for end-users. It provides the user with the means of verifying their identity through a second channel to eliminate any doubt about the legitimacy of an access request. MFA is available for password-based (email/username/mobile number and password) and passwordless authentication flows.

Authorization Code Flow

The Authorization Code Flow is one of the OAuth2 flows that was designed to securely authenticate a user and issue an access token. The basic concept behind the authorization code flow is that a code is issued after identification and this must be exchanged for an access token.

Device Code Flow

The Device Code Flow (officially: OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant) is an OAuth 2.0 grant type designed for devices that don't have a browser or have limited input capabilities, such as smart TVs, gaming consoles, CLI tools, or IoT devices. It enables users to authorize these devices to access their resources by authenticating on a separate device (e.g., smartphone or computer) with a full browser.

Hosted Pages Management

Manage hosted page groups, themes, and translations in cidaas, including configuration, customization options, and API references.

Password Policy Settings

A password policy defines the password strength rules that are used to determine whether a new password is valid. A password strength rule defines how a password must be set and the guidelines it must conform to. For example, password strength rules might specify that the minimum number of characters of a password must be 5.

Password Set Options

To set a password there are multiple use cases for how to use the different APIs and when to use which API.

Progressive Registration

cidaas lets you get data from your customers each time they interact with your product instead of requesting their profile information all at once during registration.

Register User

Learn how to implement self-service user registration in cidaas, including webfinger user existence checks, invitation-based registration, and the complete registration flow.

SAML 2.0 Single Sign-On (SSO)

cidaas supports SAML 2.0 for Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication. This page covers configuring cidaas as a Service Provider (SP) — adding an external SAML IdP as a login provider for your users.

SAML SP Integration

Configure cidaas as a SAML 2.0 Identity Provider for an external Service Provider using the SAML_SP application type and the Trust Desk creation wizard.

Session Transfer (native to web)

Native applications (for example mobile apps) often open company-owned web applications in the system browser: centralized profiles, webshops, help portals, and similar. Those sites typically expect an active IdP session in the browser—the same kind of session that powers Single Sign-On (SSO) for pure web apps—not only a token inside the native app.

User Field Settings

Configure what information users provide during registration and how it's stored.

User-Initiated Password Reset

When a user forgets their password and wants to request a password reset, this is called user-initiated password reset.

Verification (User authentication)

Authentication is one of the major parts of security; it is the process by which we recognize the authenticity of the entity. Since cidaas offers a variety of authentication options, such as pattern, face, and many more, we take the utmost care about the originality of the identity.