In this guide you'll be guided through how to enforce Trusted Browser to every user in your Uniqkey organisation.
Set up Trusted Browser on behalf of employees
Administrators can now set up Trusted Browser for employees automatically, ensuring consistent and secure use across the organisation.
You can define when and where a Trusted Browser session is allowed by time, location or IP range, so your access policies are easy to enforce.
Step 1. Accessing Settings
Sign in to your Admin Portal by opening up your Uniqkey Browser extension in 'full screen'-mode and click the 'Admin Portal'-button next to your name in the top right corner.
Then go to 'Settings' on the left side menu and click on 'Security'.
Step 2. Restrictions and setting up Trusted Browser on behalf of employees
With this feature, you also have certain options for how you would like to restrict when or where to allow the use of 'Trusted Browser'.
Restrictions can be a way of ensuring a more controlled use of then Trusted Browser is allowed to be enabled for employees.
Restriction options available are:
- IP-adresses - limit the use of Trusted Browser to a specific IP-adress, e.g. the office location.
- Time-specific - enable to only allow the use of Trusted Browser during specific time windows and days, such as 8:00-16:00, Monday through Friday.
By toggling on the button to 'Set up Trusted Browser on behalf of employees', you enable 'Trust Browser' for all employees in your Uniqkey organisation. This means that for every employee, their first login of the day will activate Trusted Browsers.
Here you also have the option to decide for how long the duration of Trusted Browser lasts until the user is required to re-approve through the Uniqkey App.
By default it will not give the users the option to disable Trusted Browser, but you are still interested in having it be an option you can turn on 'Allow users to change the default Trusted Browser setting'.
This will allow users to manually turn off Trusted Browser.