Example Access Policy Using Login Risk Score Authentication in Omnissa Access (Cloud Only)

After you enable Login Risk Score authentication in Omnissa Access, you must set up the access policy rules to use this authentication method.

This example shows an access policy that is configured with the following access flow.

• Users with a low login risk score logging in with an iOS device can log in without entering additional credentials.
• Users with a medium login risk score logging in with an iOS device must use a second authentication method to log in.
• Users with a high login risk score logging in with an iOS device are denied access.

Login Risk Score authentication can be applied to any policy rule, but Login Risk Score cannot be the first authentication method listed in the policy rule.

Prerequisites

For this example, the following authentication methods are enabled.

• Mobile SSO ( for iOS)
• Login Risk Score with the action type set up as follows.
  • Low set to Allow Access
  • Medium set to Step-up Authentication
  • High set to Deny Access

Procedure

1. In the Omnissa Access console Resources > Policies page, select the default access policy to edit.

2. In the Configuration page, create the policy rule as follows.

   Option	Description
   If a user's network range is	ALL RANGES
   and user accessing content from	iOS
   and user belongs to groups	No group is selected. The access policy rule applies to all users.
   Then perform this action	Authenticate using....
   then the user may authenticate using	Mobile SSO (for iOS). Login Risk Score
   If the preceding method fails or is not applicable, then	Configured multi-factor authentication. Mobile SSO (for iOS) Authenticator App Note: You must add the same authentication methods in the fallback list as listed before Login Risk Score in the first authenticate using... configuration.
   Re-authenticate after	8 hours

What to do next

In the console, go to the Resources > Policies page. See Managing Access Policies in the Omnissa Access Service.