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RiskyProject and Windows Authentication Modes

RiskyProject uses two authentication modes:

  1. RiskyProject authentication. In this mode RiskyProject administrator needs to define Organizational Breakdown Structure (OBS) with all users in RiskyProject using User Management dialog. Administrator will define user information including names, emails and other contact information, permissions, roles. The administrator will assign RiskyProject license types for each user which include RiskyProject Professional, RiskyProject Lite, or RiskyProject Risk Register. In this mode all user information including passwords in encrypted form are saved in the RiskyProject database. This way of authentication is recommended if Windows directory is not accessible or if OBS used in RiskyProject is different than in the Windows directory. For example, if RiskyProject will have only a few users and Windows directory contains all users in the organization.
  2. Windows and RiskyProject authentication. In this mode RiskyProject will authenticate the user against Windows Active directory. If the user has appropriate permissions, RiskyProject will read OBS to each time RiskyProject starts and save it in RiskyProject database. This OBS information will be used for RiskyProject operation. Users will not enter their passwords when logging onto RiskyProject. Since the Windows directory does not contain all information necessary for RiskyProject operation, the administrator needs to define user permissions, license types, and contact information and save this in the RiskyProject database. The administrator may add user that are not in Windows directory, to RiskyProject database. These users may need to enter their user names and passwords. Also, the administrator may remove certain users from RiskyProject OBS even if they are in the Windows directory. This method of authentication is recommended when many or all users in organization need to have an access to RiskyProject and organization has an extensive OBS.

See also

About User Management

About Project Permissions

About User Logon History

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