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EN You can choose the permissions for each FTP user yourself: read permissions only or full write and manage permissions.

• choose the permissions
• each FTP user
• full write
• manage

EN Provide base level permissions for all users and also allow users to login to Bynder to access more assets based on their permissions

• base level permissions
• users
• Bynder to access
• permissions

EN For more information regarding Facebook permissions, refer to the Facebook Permissions Reference page.

• regarding Facebook permissions
• Permissions Reference

EN For more information regarding Facebook permissions, refer to the Facebook Permissions Reference page.

• regarding Facebook permissions
• Permissions Reference

EN You can also set permissions so that metadata is available to all users but permissions are required to view the associated file.

• metadata is available
• users but permissions
• required to view
• associated

EN Manager user permissions across your team. Invite and change permissions as necessary.

• Manager user permissions
• team
• Invite

EN Manage user permissions to specify which level of access should each team member or collaborator have. Read more about user permissions.

• Manage user permissions
• specify which level
• access should each
• member

EN For more information regarding Facebook permissions, refer to the Facebook Permissions Reference page.

• regarding Facebook permissions
• Permissions Reference

EN For more information regarding Facebook permissions, refer to the Facebook Permissions Reference page.

• regarding Facebook permissions
• Permissions Reference

EN Confluence Cloud Premium comes with advanced admin controls and visibility like admin key, inspect permissions, copy space permissions, and admin insights

• Confluence Cloud Premium
• advanced admin controls
• visibility like admin
• inspect permissions
• copy space permissions
• admin insights

EN Select roles for individual team members. Roles determine account permissions for team members, and more information about each role's permissions can be found here.

• team members
• Roles determine account
• each role's permissions
• found

EN Manager user permissions across your team. Invite and change permissions as necessary.

• Manager user permissions
• team
• Invite

EN Keeper has sophisticated record-sharing capabilities with different permissions types, time limits, the ability to revoke permissions and the ability to share with people that don’t have a Keeper account.

• Keeper has sophisticated
• capabilities with different
• types
• limits
• ability to revoke
• ability to share
• Keeper

EN Manage users from multiple directories - Active Directory, LDAP, OpenLDAP or Microsoft Azure AD - and control application authentication permissions in one single location.

• directories
• Active Directory
• LDAP
• OpenLDAP
• Microsoft Azure AD
• control application authentication
• single

EN Can't make group changes in your directory? Keep your users in LDAP and define their authentication permissions in Crowd. Save time by setting up new users to be automatically added to specified groups.

• Can't make group
• directory
• Keep your users
• LDAP
• define their authentication
• Crowd
• added to specified

EN Empower site admins to easily manage authentication and permissions for users, content and data. Rest easy knowing Tableau Online’s infrastructure meets all SOC 2 requirements.

• Empower site admins
• easily manage authentication
• permissions for users
• content
• Rest easy knowing

EN Other top-level security features include standard 256-bit SSL encryption, two-factor authentication and granular in-app permissions.

• top-level security features
• standard SSL encryption
• two-factor authentication
• granular in-app

EN Other top-level security features include standard 256-bit SSL encryption, two-factor authentication and granular in-app permissions.

• top-level security features
• standard SSL encryption
• two-factor authentication
• granular in-app

EN Protect sensitive company data with granular permissions, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), encryption, multifactor authentication, and more.

• Protect sensitive company
• granular permissions
• Secure Sockets Layer
• SSL
• encryption
• multifactor authentication

EN Manage users from multiple directories - Active Directory, LDAP, OpenLDAP or Microsoft Azure AD - and control application authentication permissions in one single location.

• directories
• Active Directory
• LDAP
• OpenLDAP
• Microsoft Azure AD
• control application authentication
• single

EN Can't make group changes in your directory? Keep your users in LDAP and define their authentication permissions in Crowd. Save time by setting up new users to be automatically added to specified groups.

• Can't make group
• directory
• Keep your users
• LDAP
• define their authentication
• Crowd
• added to specified

EN Manage users from multiple directories - Active Directory, LDAP, OpenLDAP or Azure AD - and control application authentication permissions in one single location

• directories
• Active Directory
• LDAP
• OpenLDAP
• Azure AD
• control application authentication
• single location

EN Provide role-based access throughout your organization. Each user is given set permissions, individual API keys, and optional two-factor authentication.

• role-based access throughout
• organization
• set permissions
• individual API keys
• optional two-factor

EN Customers can enable native Zendesk authentication, social media Single sign-on (SSO) (Facebook, Twitter, Google) and/or Enterprise SSO (SAML, JWT) for end-user and/or agent authentication.

• Customers can enable
• Zendesk authentication
• social media Single
• SSO
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Google
• Enterprise SSO
• SAML
• JWT
• end-user
• agent

EN Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a type of multi-factor authentication where a user provides something he/she knows with something he/she possesses

• Two-factor authentication
• type of multi-factor
• user provides something
• he
• she possesses

EN Apply authentication in PSD2-live countries, automatically use exemptions where possible, or use authentication to reduce the risk of fraudulent transactions.

• automatically use exemptions
• possible
• authentication to reduce
• risk of fraudulent

EN A second authentication step is enforced with policies and delivered to employees in the form of a one-time password (OTP) sent via email or SMS, or via TOTP based two-factor authentication (2FA)

• second authentication step
• enforced with policies
• delivered to employees
• password
• OTP
• sent via email
• SMS
• via TOTP based
• authentication

EN Disable Password Authentication For SSH And Enable Key Based Authentication

• Disable Password Authentication
• SSH And Enable
• Based Authentication

EN Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) makes use of SPF and DKIM authentication standards to validate emails sent from your domain

• Domain-based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• Conformance
• DMARC
• DKIM authentication standards
• validate emails sent
• domain

EN Yes (authentication is first established through Splashtop cloud broker, and only after this arms-length authentication is successful, remote user is given access to authorized system).

• Yes
• Splashtop cloud broker
• after this arms-length
• successful
• access to authorized

EN Robust security with strong authentication requirements, authorization controls, comprehensive logging, and more. Integrate with single sign-on for centralized authentication. No data is transferred during the remote session.

• authentication requirements
• authorization controls
• comprehensive logging
• Integrate with single
• centralized authentication

EN Robust security features and practices including industry standard TLS 1.2 with AES 256-bit encryption, device authentication, two-factor authentication, and more

• Robust security features
• practices including industry
• TLS with AES
• device authentication
• two-factor authentication

EN On endpoint devices, we have multiple levels of security protection, including mandatory device authentication and optional two-factor-authentication and security code

• endpoint devices
• protection
• mandatory device authentication
• optional two-factor-authentication
• security code

EN Examples are S/MIME or VPN authentication for users and SSL/TLS authentication certificates for servers and network devices

• Examples are S
• MIME
• SSL
• TLS authentication certificates
• servers
• network devices

EN Domain-Based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance or DMARC is an industry recommended and acclaimed standard for email authentication

• Domain-Based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• Conformance
• recommended
• authentication

EN Our multi tenant SaaS platform assembles an array of authentication protocols like BIMI, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT apart from the standard authentication practices

• multi tenant SaaS
• assembles an array
• MTA-STS
• standard authentication practices

EN Domain-Based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) is an email authentication protocol which when implemented correctly can drastically minimize email spoofing, BEC and impersonation attacks

• Domain-Based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• Conformance
• DMARC
• email authentication protocol
• minimize email spoofing
• BEC
• impersonation attacks

EN DMARC works in unison with two standard authentication practices- SPF and DKIM, to authenticate outbound messages, providing a way to specify to receiving servers how they should respond to emails failing authentication checks.

• two standard authentication
• SPF
• DKIM
• authenticate outbound messages
• providing a way
• specify to receiving
• failing authentication

EN Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) is an industry-recommended email authentication standard that makes use of SPF and DKIM to authenticate email messages sent from your domain

• Domain-based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• Conformance
• DMARC
• industry-recommended email authentication
• DKIM to authenticate
• domain

EN is a standard email authentication protocol that when configured on top of existing SPF and DKIM records helps you in confirming whether either or both of the authentication checks have failed

• standard email authentication
• configured on top
• existing SPF
• DKIM records helps
• confirming whether either
• checks have failed

EN Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance is one the most widely used and recommended email authentication protocols, that protect organizations against email spoofing attacks, phishing attacks, BEC, and much more

• Domain-based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• widely used
• recommended email authentication
• protect organizations against
• spoofing attacks
• phishing attacks
• BEC

EN Quarantine policy delivers the emails that fail authentication to the spam folder, and subsequently, reject policy discards all emails that fail authentication and stops them from being delivered at all.

• Quarantine policy delivers
• emails that fail
• spam folder
• subsequently
• reject policy discards

EN PowerDMARC is your single email authentication SaaS platform that assembles all email authentication protocols like SPF, DKIM, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT and BIMI on a single pane of glass. Sign up today to get your free DMARC analyzer! 

• email authentication SaaS
• assembles all email
• protocols like SPF
• DKIM
• MTA-STS
• TLS-RPT
• pane of glass
• Sign up today
• free DMARC analyzer

EN Integrated with SSO, Splashtop supports device authentication and two-factor authentication, delivering enterprise-class security for customers.

• Integrated with SSO
• Splashtop supports device
• two-factor authentication
• delivering enterprise-class security

EN Uses risk-based authentication (RBA), adaptive, multi-factor (MFA), FIDO U2F, token verification and more to adapt authentication security based on real-time risk evaluations.

• Uses risk-based authentication
• RBA
• adaptive
• multi-factor
• MFA
• FIDO
• token verification
• adapt authentication security
• real-time risk

EN What is DMARC? DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance) is an email authentication system that protects your organization’s domains from spoofing, phishing and other cyber attacks

• DMARC
• Domain-based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• Conformance
• email authentication system
• domains from spoofing
• phishing
• cyber attacks

EN Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance is one the most widely used and recommended email authentication protocols, that protect organizations against email spoofing attacks, phishing attacks, BEC, and much more

• Domain-based Message Authentication
• Reporting
• widely used
• recommended email authentication
• protect organizations against
• spoofing attacks
• phishing attacks
• BEC

EN Quarantine policy delivers the emails that fail authentication to the spam folder, and subsequently, reject policy discards all emails that fail authentication and stops them from being delivered at all.

• Quarantine policy delivers
• emails that fail
• spam folder
• subsequently
• reject policy discards

EN Yes (authentication is first established through Splashtop cloud broker, and only after this arms-length authentication is successful, remote user is given access to authorized system).

• Yes
• Splashtop cloud broker
• after this arms-length
• successful
• access to authorized

EN Robust security with strong authentication requirements, authorization controls, comprehensive logging, and more. Integrate with single sign-on for centralized authentication. No data is transferred during the remote session.

• authentication requirements
• authorization controls
• comprehensive logging
• Integrate with single
• centralized authentication