Managing SSO configurations in Zendesk involves setting up and enabling different SSO options like JWT and SAML. You can configure Zendesk for your Active Directory/Microsoft environment and map attributes from Active Directory with ADFS and SAML. This allows for a seamless sign-in experience and helps customize your end-users' knowledge base, email templates, and ticket forms.
To enhance the security of your Zendesk account, you can apply various security settings and follow best practices. These include using the Zendesk Suite Actionable Security Guide, implementing product controls and recommendations, designating an…
Zendesk offers multiple sign-in options to cater to different user needs. You can set the password security level, provide various sign-in methods, and restrict access using IP restrictions. Additionally, Zendesk supports single sign-on (SSO)…
If your SSO service is down, you can still access your Zendesk account by using alternative sign-in methods. It's important to have a backup plan in place, such as enabling password-based sign-in or having an admin account that doesn't rely on SSO….
To restrict access to Zendesk Support and your Help Center, you can use IP restrictions. This security measure allows you to specify which IP addresses can access your Zendesk account, providing an additional layer of protection. By implementing IP…
Securing sensitive information in Zendesk involves following general security best practices. This includes using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and regularly reviewing account permissions. Additionally, ensure that sensitive…