Setup System Configurations in Secure Workload

System-level settings are available to you depending on your role. For example, only users with Site Administrator and Customer Support user role, can view the Users option.

Attention

Due to recent GUI updates, some of the images or screenshots used in the user guide may not fully reflect the current design of the product. We recommend using this guide in conjunction with the latest version of the software for the most accurate visual reference.

Create Users and Assign Roles

The following are the two types of users that need to be created:

Local Users: These users are created and managed within Secure Workload.
LDAP Users: For LDAP configuration, create groups and map the users to the associated groups. You can assign the following roles to local or LDAP users.
- Site Admins: These users have the ability to manage other users, agents, and system configurations. They can view and edit all features and data within Secure Workload.
- Customer Support: This role provides access to cluster maintenance features but does not allow the modification of user accounts.
- Scope Owner: These users have abilities specific to a particular scope within the Secure Workload environment.

To create a user, navigate to Manage > User Access > Users. For local users, you can directly add user details and assign roles. For LDAP users, ensure that LDAP is configured, and users are created within the appropriate groups.

To access the Users page, from the navigation pane, Site administrators choose Manage > User Access.

To access the Users page, from the navigation pane, Site administrator choose Manage > User Access.

The Users page displays the Service Provider users and the users associated with the scope on the page header.

Multitenancy

To support multitenancy, assign users to a root scope. Users with the Owner ability on the root scope manage these users and assigns roles that are associated with the same scope.

Service Provider users are without a scope; users are assigned to roles that allow them to perform actions across root scopes.

Add a User

Before you begin

You must be a Scope Owner to add users in Secure Workload.
If a user is assigned a scope for multitenancy, only roles that are assigned to the same scope may be selected.

Note

This page is filtered by the scope preference that is selected on the page header.

Procedure

Step 1

If applicable, select the appropriate root scope from the page header.

Step 2

From the navigation pane, choose Manage > User Access > Users.

Step 3

Click Create New User.

The User Details page is displayed.

Step 4

Update the following fields under User Details.

Table 1. User Details Field Descriptions
Field	Description
Email or Username	Enter the email ID of the user. The email addresses are non-case sensitive. If your email contains letters, we use the lowercase version of the letters. Enter the username of the user; usernames are non-case sensitive and cannot contain @ or spaces.
First Name	Enter the user’s first name.
Last Name	Enter the user’s last name.
Scope	Root scope that is assigned to the user for multitenancy. (Available to Site Admins)

Step 5

Click Next.

Step 6

Under Assign Roles, add or remove assigned roles to the user.

Click Add Roles to assign new roles, and then click the Add check box.

Figure 1. Assigned User Roles
Select the assigned roles, click Edit Assigned Roles, and then click the Remove icon.
You can filter the user roles using Name or Tenant.

Figure 2. Filter User Roles

Step 7

Click Next.

Step 8

Under User Review, review the user details and the assigned roles. Click Create.

If external authentication is enabled, the authentication details are displayed.

After the user is added in Secure Workload, an activation email is sent to the registered email ID to set up the password.

Add a User when SMTP is Disabled

Before you begin

You must be a Scope Owner to add users in Secure Workload.
If a user is assigned a scope for multitenancy, only roles that are assigned to the same scope may be selected.

Note

This page is filtered by the scope preference that is selected on the page header.

Procedure

Step 1

If applicable, select the appropriate root scope from the page header.

Step 2

From the navigation pane, choose Manage > User Access > Users.

Step 3

Click Create New User.

The User Details page is displayed.

Step 4

Update the following fields under User Details.

Table 2. User Details Field Descriptions

Field

Description

Username

Enter the username of the user; usernames must be non-case sensitive and witthout @ or spaces.

Note

If the SMTP server is configured as disabled, Site Admins can create users only with a username.

First Name

Enter the user’s first name.

Last Name

Enter the user’s last name.

Generate Temporary Password

Generate a temporary password for the username created for the user.

Note

Site Admins will need to share the temporary password with the user.

Scope

Root scope that is assigned to the user for multitenancy (available to Site Admins).

Step 5

Click Next.

Step 6

Under Assign Roles, add or remove assigned roles to the user.

Click Add Roles to assign new roles, and then click the Add check box.

Figure 3. Assigned User Roles
Select the assigned roles, click Edit Assigned Roles, and then click the Remove icon.
You can filter the user roles using Name or Tenant.

Figure 4. Filter User Roles

Step 7

Click Next.

Step 8

Review the user details and the assigned roles in User Review.

Step 9

Click Create.

User Login

To login to Secure Workload, use the username and the temporary password provided by the Site Admin.

Procedure

Command or Action

Purpose

Step 1

After you login to Secure Workload, create a permanent password in the Reset password page.

Note

If SMTP is disabled for site configuration, the Forgot password button will be disabled for users at login.

Step 2

To secure the account, enter a new password on the Reset password page. After resetting the password, enter the username and the newly set password in the login page.

Note

New password must meet the following conditions:

Length of the password must be at least 8 characters.
Password must contain at least one upper-case letter.
Password must contain at least one lower-case letter.
Password must contain at least number.
Password must contain at least one of the special characters: !@#$%^*&-_+={}[/}|\?:;",'

Tip

Note that if SMTP server configuration is disabled, existing users logging in with their email addresses can continue to do so using their current passwords. However, new users cannot be created using email addresses if SMTP server configuration is disabled.
In Secure Workload 3.10 release, when SMTP is disabled, only LDAP authentication is supported for external authentication, however, SSO authentication is not available for this configuration.
Existing users can change their email addresses to usernames using the User Edit page if they choose to, though this is not mandatory.

Edit User Details or Roles

Before you begin

You must be a Root Scope Owner to edit users in Secure Workload.

Note

This page is filtered by the scope preference that is selected on the page header.

Procedure

Step 1

If applicable, select the appropriate root scope from the page header.

Step 2

From the navigation pane, choose Manage > User Access > Users.

Step 3

For the required user account, under Actions, click Edit.

The User Details page is displayed.

Step 4

Update the following fields under User Details.

Table 3. User Details Field Descriptions

Field

Description

Email or Username

Update the email ID of the user. The usernames are non-case sensitive and cannot contain @ or spaces in the username.

Note

In case of users without an email ID, a Site Admin uses the username of the user. The maximum length of a username is 255 characters.

First Name

Update the user’s first name.

Last Name

Update the user’s last name.

Scope

Root scope that is assigned to the user for multitenancy. (Available to Site Admins)

Reset MFA

If the user has lost their multifactor authentication (MFA) device or is locked out of MFA, then click Reset MFA. MFA of the user is reset in a few minutes.

Resend Activation Email

If a user has not received an activation email or the activation email link has expired, then click Resend Activation Email.

Note

Users with username will have the option to update their login ID from a username to an email address, or vice versa. After upgrade, existing users with email address will have the option to update their login ID from email to username.

Step 5

Click Next.

Step 6

Under Assign Roles, add or remove assigned roles to the user.

Click Add Roles to assign new roles, and then click the Add check box.
Select the assigned roles, click Edit Assigned Roles, and then click the Remove icon.

Step 7

Under User Review, review the user details and the assigned roles. Click Update to update the user account.

If external authentication is enabled, the authentication details are displayed.

Step 8

Click Next.

Deactivating a User Account

Note

To maintain consistency of change log audits, users can only be deactivated, they are not deleted from database.

Before you begin

You must be a Site Admin or Root Scope Owner user.

Note

This page is filtered by the scope preference that is selected on the page header.

Procedure

Step 1

In the navigation bar on the left, click Manage > User Access > Users.

Step 2

If applicable, select the appropriate root scope from the top right of the page.

Step 3

In the row of the account you want to deactivate, click Deactivate button in the right-hand column.

To view deactivated users, toggle Hide Deleted Users button.

Reactivating a User Account

If a user has been deactivated, you can reactivate the user.

Before you begin

You must be a Site Admin or Root Scope Owner user.

Note

This page is filtered by the scope preference that is selected on the page header.

Procedure

Step 1	In the navigation bar on the left, click Manage > User Access > Users.
Step 2	If applicable, select the appropriate root scope from the top right of the page.
Step 3	Toggle Hide Deleted Users to display all users, including deactivated users.
Step 4	For the required deactivated account, click Restore in the right-hand column to reactivate the account.

Change Log – Users

Site Admins and users with the Scope Owner ability on the root scope can view the change logs for each user by clicking on the Change Log icon under the Actions column.

For more information, see Change Log. Root scope owners are restricted to viewing only change log entries for entities belonging to their scope.

Roles

You can restrict access to features and data using role-based access control (RBAC) model.

User - someone with login access to Cisco Secure Workload.
Role - user created set of capabilities that is assigned to a user.
Capability - scope + ability pair
Ability - collections of actions
Action - low-level user action such as “change workspace name”

A user can have any number of roles. Roles can have any number of capabilities. For example, the “HR Search Engineer” role could have two capabilities: “Read on the HR Scope” to give visibility and context and “Execute on “HR:Search” capability to allow the engineers assigned this role to make specific changes that are related to their applications.

Use the Users page to assign users to the different roles. Roles have several capabilities and you can assign users to any number of roles.

System roles are defined to allow users to get started more quickly. They define different levels of access to all Scopes, that is, all data on the system. These system roles are defined below.


Role	Description
Agent Installer	Provide the ability to manage agents life cycle including install, monitor, upgrade, and convert, but cannot delete agents and access agent config profile.

Abilities and Capabilities

Roles are made up of capabilities which include a scope and an ability. These define the allowed actions and the set of data that they apply to. For example, the (HR, Read) capability should be read and interpreted as “Read ability on the HR scope”. This capability would allow access to the HR scope and all its children.


Ability	Description
Installer	Install, monitor, and upgrade software agents.
Audit	Global appliance data read support and access to change logs.
Read	Read all data including flows, application, and inventory filters.
Write	Make changes to applications and inventory filters.
Execute	Perform Automatically discover policies run and publish policies for analysis.
Enforce	Enforce policies that are defined in application workspaces that are associated with the given scope.

Important

Abilities are inherited, for example, the Execute ability allows all the Read, Write, and Execute actions.

Important

Abilities apply to the scope and all the scope’s children.

Component-specific Abilities and Capabilities

The following table describes the abilities and capabilities specific to a component.

Table 4. Component-specific abilities and capabilities
Component Name	Installer	Read	Audit	Write	Execute	Enforce	Owner
Security Dashboard	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Scopes and Inventory	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Label Management	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Inventory Filters	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Segmentation	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Add policies, but cannot publish/enforce them or manage alerts	Add/publish policies, but cannot enforce or manage alerts	Yes	Yes
Enforcement Status	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Policy Templates	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Forensic Rules	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Traffic	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Alerts	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Vulnerabilities	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Forensics	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Reporting Dashboard	Not Applicable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Agent Install	Yes	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Agent Upgrade	Yes	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Agent convert to enforcement	Yes	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Agent Configure	Read-only	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Agent Monitor	Yes	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Agent Distribution	Yes	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Agent list	Only applicable to the deletion of agents and the generation of tokens for service protection	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Alert Conifg	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Vitual Appliances	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Connectors	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Secure Connector	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
External Orchestrators	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
Kubernetes	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Roles	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Users	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Licenses	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Change Logs	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	No	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Session Configuration	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Data Tap Admin	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
Collection Rules	Not Applicable	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Read-only	Yes
IP Addresses	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	Yes
API Key Capabilities	software_download	sensor_mangement flow_inventory_query user_role_scope_management user_data_upload app_policy_management external_integration software_download	sensor_mangement flow_inventory_query user_role_scope_management user_data_upload app_policy_management external_integration software_download	sensor_mangement flow_inventory_query user_role_scope_management user_data_upload app_policy_management external_integration software_download	sensor_mangement flow_inventory_query user_role_scope_management user_data_upload app_policy_management external_integration software_download	sensor_mangement flow_inventory_query user_role_scope_management user_data_upload app_policy_management external_integration software_download	sensor_mangement flow_inventory_query user_role_scope_management user_data_upload app_policy_management external_integration software_download

Menu Access by Role

The menu items that you see and use on the navigation pane depend on the assigned role:

Table 5. Overview Menu
Menu	Option	Tenant Owner	Agent Installer
Overview	Overview	Yes	No

Table 6. Organize Menu
Menu	Option	Tenant Owner	Agent Installer
Organize	Scopes and Inventory	Yes	No
Organize	Use Uploaded Labels	Yes	No
Organize	Inventory Filters	Yes	No

Table 7. Defend Menu
Menu	Option	Tenant Owner	Agent Installer
Defend	Segmentation	Yes	No
Defend	Enforcement Status	Yes	No
Defend	Policy Templates	Yes	No
Defend	Forensic Rules	Yes	No

Table 8. Investigate Menu
Menu	Option	Tenant Owner	Agent Installer
Investigate	Traffic	Yes	No
	Alerts	Yes	No
	Vulnerabilities	Yes	No
	Forensics	Yes	No

Table 9. Reporting Menu
Menu	Option	Tenant Owner	Agent Installer
Reporting	Reporting Dashboard	Yes	No

Table 10. Manage Menu
Menu	Option	Tenant Owner	Agent Installer
Manage	Agents	Yes	Yes
Manage	Alerts Configs	Yes	No
Manage	Change Logs	Yes	No
Manage	Connectors	Yes	No
Manage	External Orchestrators	Yes	No
Manage	Secure Connector	Yes	No
Manage	Virtual Appliances	Yes	No
Manage	Users	Yes	No
Manage	Roles	Yes	No
Manage	Collection Rules	Yes	No
Manage	Session Configuration	Yes	No
Manage	Usage Analytics	Yes	No
Manage	Data Tap Admin	Yes	No

Create a Role

Before you begin

You must have a Site Admin or a Customer Support role.

From the navigation pane, choose Manage > User Access > Roles.
Click Create New Role. The Roles panel appears.

Creating a role using the Create Role Wizard is three-step process.

Procedure

Step 1

Enter the appropriate values in the following fields:


Field	Description
Name	The name to identify the role.
Description	A short description to add context about the role.

Click the Next button to move to the next step or Back to Roles Page to go back to Roles Page.

Step 2

Click the Add Capability button to show the creation form in the top row.
Select scope and ability.
Click the Checkmark button to create a new capability or Cancel button to cancel.
Click Next to review role details or Previous to go back and edit.

Step 3

Review the role details and capabilities.
Click Create to create role.

Edit a Role

This section explains how Site Admins and Customer Support users can edit roles.

Before you begin

You must be Site Admin or Customer Support User.

In the navigation bar on the left, click Manage > User Access > Roles.
In the row of the role to edit, click the Edit button in the right-hand column. The Roles panel appears.

Editing a role using the Edit Role Wizard is three-step process.

Procedure

Step 1

Update the name or description if desired.
Click the Next button to move to the next step or Back to Roles Page to go back to Roles Page.

Step 2

Remove any capability as needed. In the row of the capability to delete, click the Delete icon in the right-hand column.
To add, click the Add Capability button to show the creation form in the top row.
Select scope and ability.
Click Next to review role details or Previous to go back and edit.

Step 3

Review the role details and capabilities.
Click Update to create the role or Previous to go back and edit. Changes to role details and capability assignment are saved after Update.

Note

Capabilities cannot be edited, they must be deleted and recreated.

Change Log

Site Admins can access the Change Log page under the Manage menu in the navigation bar at the left side of the window. This page displays the most recent changes that are made within Cisco Secure Workload.

Note

Change Log Retention Period: Secure Workload manages change logs for a duration of up to one year on both SaaS and On-premises clusters. An hourly job deletes change logs that exceed a one-year timeframe.

The details of each change log entry can be viewed by clicking on the link in the Change At column. This page includes a Before and After snapshot of the fields changed. The fields may include technical names that require some interpretation to understand how they are surfaced elsewhere throughout Secure Workload.

The complete list of changes for an entity can be viewed by clicking the button in the upper-right corner, titled Full log for this <entity type>. This page displays the details of each change. It also includes the Current State of the entity, when available.

Collection Rules

Site Admins and Customer Support users can access the Collection Rules page under the Manage > Service Settings menu in the navigation bar at the left side of the window. This page displays the hardware collection rules by VRF that is used by switches running the Cisco Secure Workload agent. There is a row in the table for each VRF.

Rules

Click the Edit button on a VRF to modify its collection rules. By default, every VRF is configured with two default catch-all rules, one for IPv4 (0.0.0.0/0 INCLUDE) and one for IPv6 (::/0 INCLUDE). These default rules can be removed, but do so with caution.

Extra include and exclude rules can be added. Enter a valid subnet, select include or exclude, and click Add Rule. The priority of these rules can be adjusted via drag-and-drop. Click-and-hold on a rule in the list and drag it to adjust the order.

Changes may take several minutes to propagate to your switches. Click the Back button in the upper-right corner to return to the VRF list.

Priority

Collection Rules are ordered in decreasing order priority. No longest prefix match is done to determine the priority. The rule appearing first has higher priority over all the subsequent rules. Example:

1.1.0.0/16 INCLUDE
1.0.0.0/8 EXCLUDE
0.0.0.0/0 INCLUDE

In the earlier example, all addresses belonging to 1.0.0.0/8 subnet are excluded except subnet 1.1.0.0/16 which is included.

Another Example with changed order:

1.0.0.0/8 EXCLUDE
1.1.0.0/16 INCLUDE
0.0.0.0/0 INCLUDE

In the above example, all addresses belonging to 1.0.0.0/8 subnet are excluded. Rule number-2 does not get exercised here because of a higher-order rule already defined for its subnet.

Session Configuration

UI User Authentication idle session timeout can be configured here. This config applies to all the users of the appliance. The default idle session duration is 1 hour. The idle session duration can be set within the range of 5 minutes to 24 hours. The session timeout takes effect on a user’s authenticated session when this value is saved.

Site Admins and Customer Support users can access this setting. In the left navigation pane, click Manage > Service Settings > Session Configuration.

Idle Session

For those who are authenticating using a local database, this section explains how failed login attempts may lock the user account:

Procedure

Step 1

Five failed login attempts using email and password result in locking the account.

Note

As a security measure against probing, no specific message indicating the lock will be provided in the login interface when trying to sign in a locked account.

Step 2

Lock out interval is set at 30 minutes. After the account is unlocked, use the correct password to log in or initiate password recovery by clicking Forgot password?

Note

Once a user is successfully signed in, one hour of inactivity logs out the user. This timeout is configured from Manage > Service Settings > Session Configuration.

Preferences

The Preferences page displays your account details and enables you to update your display preferences, change your landing page, change your password, and configure two-factor authentication.

Change Your Landing Page Preference

To change the page you see when you sign in:

Procedure

Step 1	On the top-right corner of the window, click the user icon and choose User Preferences.
Step 2	Choose a landing page from the drop-down menu. Your preference is saved as the default or home page when you log in. To see the change, click the Secure Workload logo at the top-left corner of the page.

Change a Password

Procedure

Step 1

Click on the user icon in the top-right corner.

Step 2

Select User Preferences.

Step 3

In the Change Password pane, enter your current password in the Old Password field.

Step 4

Enter your new password in the Password field.

Step 5

Re-enter your new password in the Confirm Password field.

Step 6

Click Change Password to submit the change.

Note

Password must be 8–128 characters and contain at least one of the each following:

Lower case letters ( a b c d . . . )
Upper case letters ( A B C D . . . )
Numbers (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 )
Special characters ( ! " # $ % & ’ ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ ‘ { | } ~ ), space included

Recovery Codes

Procedure

Command or Action

Purpose

Step 1

Download the recovery codes from the User Preferences page.

Note

Only admins have the ability to generate recovery codes. Note that if external authentication is enabled, recovery code generation is not supported.

Step 2

Each admin user will have to download their recovery codes after login and will be provided with six recovery codes.

Step 3

At login, enter the recovery code in the password field. Recovery codes must be used during login in conjunction with the username.

Step 4

When logging in with the username and recovery code as the password, users will be redirected to the password reset screen to set a new password.

Note

The used recovery code will no longer be valid for subsequent logins. We suggest users regenerate their recovery codes before exhausting all available codes.

Recover Password

This section explains how to reset your password if you have forgotten the password.

Before you begin

To reset a password, you must have an account. Only a Site Admin has the priviledge to create new accounts.

Procedure

Step 1

Point your browser to the Cisco Secure Workload URL and click the Forgot Password link. The Forgot your password? dialog box is displayed.

Step 2

Step 3

Enter the email ID to which the password must be sent.

Step 4

Click Reset Password.

Password reset instructions are sent to your email.

Note

The password recovery procedure using two-factor authentication requires contacting Cisco Technical Assurance Center for a temporary one-time password.

Reset Password

This section explains how to reset password for users without an email ID.

Note

If SMTP is disabled, at login, the Forgot Password button will be disabled for users.

Procedure

Step 1

As a Site Admin, log in to Secure Workload, and from the navigation pane, choose Manage > User Access > Users.

Step 2

Under the Actions column, click the Pencil icon. The User Details page is displayed.

Table 11. User Details Field Descriptions

Field

Description

Email or Username

Enter the username of the user; the usernames are non-case sensitive, but should not contain @ or spaces in the username.

Note

If the SMTP configuration is switched OFF, email-based authentication will be affected as you will not be able to send the password reset instructions to the users.

Note

As a Site Admin, you can use the username to generate temporary passwords for users who want to recover them.

The maximum length of a username cannot exceed 255 characters.

First Name

Enter the user’s first name.

Last Name

Enter the user’s last name.

Scope

Root scope that is assigned to the user for multitenancy. (Available to site admins)

SSH Public Key

(Optional) Click Import to import an SSH public key or you can import a key later.

Step 3

To generate a temporary password, click Generate Password. Copy the password and share it with users who request them.

Note

To reset the password, use the username and the temporary password to login to Secure Workload. After you login, create a permanent password in the Reset password page.

Step 4

To secure the account, enter the new password in the Reset password page. After resetting the password, enter the username and the newly set password in the login page.

Note

New password must meet the following conditions:

Length of the password must be at least 8 characters.
Password must contain at least one upper-case letter.
Password must contain at least one lower-case letter.
Password must contain at least number.
Password must contain at least one of the special characters: !@#$%^*&-_+={}[/}|\?:;",'

Scopes

Note

The Scopes page is merged with Inventory Search. For more information, see the Scopes and Inventory page.

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Chapter: Setup System Configurations in Secure Workload

Setup System Configurations in Secure Workload

Create Users and Assign Roles

Multitenancy

Add a User

Before you begin

Procedure

Add a User when SMTP is Disabled

Before you begin

Procedure

User Login

Procedure

Edit User Details or Roles

Before you begin

Procedure

Deactivating a User Account

Before you begin

Procedure

Reactivating a User Account

Before you begin

Procedure

Change Log – Users

Roles

Abilities and Capabilities

Component-specific Abilities and Capabilities

Menu Access by Role

Create a Role

Before you begin

Procedure

Edit a Role

Before you begin

Procedure

Change Log

Collection Rules

Rules

Priority

Session Configuration

Idle Session

Procedure

Preferences

Change Your Landing Page Preference

Procedure

Change a Password

Procedure

Recovery Codes

Procedure

Recover Password

Before you begin

Procedure

Reset Password

Procedure

Scopes

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