Thank you for creating this idea! I have some good news for you too. Today you can enforce MFA on all users within your org by establishing a Single Sign On (SSO) connection with us. You will then have the ability to enforce MFA through your Identity Provider (IdP). The primary bonuses to this approach are:
Increasing security by ensuring users are accessing all business applications (beyond Blackbaud) with a consistent form of authentication that meets your organization's security needs
Reducing the number of accounts individuals have to keep track of to access the various applications used during the course of business. For example, using the same account to access your work email, cloud file storage, Blackbaud, etc.
Centralizes user management within the IdP. This means when someone leaves the org, turning off their access to their IdP account effectively removes their access to all applications where they used that account to authenticate.
Is this a good approach for your organization? If not please let me know why and I'll review further. Ultimately, I want your organization to be as secure as possible and that goes beyond the walls of Blackbaud but if there's a need to only focus on Blackbaud then I want to hear all about it.
Yes, this should be something that the organization can choose to enforce for all staff. Should be something you can enable in Admin, Config, something.
Hi Anna,
Thank you for creating this idea! I have some good news for you too. Today you can enforce MFA on all users within your org by establishing a Single Sign On (SSO) connection with us. You will then have the ability to enforce MFA through your Identity Provider (IdP). The primary bonuses to this approach are:
Increasing security by ensuring users are accessing all business applications (beyond Blackbaud) with a consistent form of authentication that meets your organization's security needs
Reducing the number of accounts individuals have to keep track of to access the various applications used during the course of business. For example, using the same account to access your work email, cloud file storage, Blackbaud, etc.
Centralizes user management within the IdP. This means when someone leaves the org, turning off their access to their IdP account effectively removes their access to all applications where they used that account to authenticate.
For more details on SSO with Blackbaud please visit: https://docs.blackbaud.com/sso-overview-docs/
Is this a good approach for your organization? If not please let me know why and I'll review further. Ultimately, I want your organization to be as secure as possible and that goes beyond the walls of Blackbaud but if there's a need to only focus on Blackbaud then I want to hear all about it.
All the best,
John
Yes, this should be something that the organization can choose to enforce for all staff. Should be something you can enable in Admin, Config, something.