Two-factor authentication

Introduction

One of the pillars of Power Embedded since its first version has always been the security of access to data and reports.

To ensure the best possible security and governance in terms of user authentication, the system offers integrated authentication with Microsoft and Google using the OAuth2 protocol, so users do not need to create another password — the same password from the identity provider is used. When a user is blocked or removed in Entra ID or Google Workspace, access is automatically blocked in Power Embedded as well.

To allow external users, such as customers and suppliers, to access reports, Power Embedded also supports internal authentication using an email address and password, where users simply provide these credentials to access the reports.

To enhance the security of users who use email and password to log in to the portal, two-factor authentication has been implemented in the viewer portal.

Once enabled for the user in question, when logging in with email and password, an email will be sent with a confirmation code that must be entered to complete the login process.

This measure ensures an extra layer of security to protect user information.

How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication (MFA)

To enable this option, go to the Administration Portal > Users or click herearrow-up-right.

Click the Actions button > Edit.

Now enable the option Two-factor authentication when logging in using email and password.

Practical Example

Once two-factor authentication is enabled, whenever the user logs in to the reports portal using email and password, a verification code will be sent to their email address.

After receiving the email with the access code, the user must enter the code on this screen and click the Validate code button to continue the login process.

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