This article contains information on configuring and understanding various authentication methods for Mimecast, including password authentication, Integrated Windows Authentication, Single Sign-On, and Two-Step Authentication.
- Administrator Authentication Profiles: Define methods for users to authenticate with Mimecast.
- Configure Authentication Profiles: Describes how Authentication Profiles work, and how to configure them.
- Mimecast for Outlook - Authentication Options: How users will authenticate for Mimecast for Outlook features.
- Understanding Authentication Tokens: When a client authenticates for the first time, the Mimecast service creates a token.
- Secure Authentication: There are many ways passwords are stolen.
- Password Authentication: One of the methods for Administrators and end users to log in to Mimecast is Password Authentication.
- Configuring Integrated Windows Authentication: Integrated Windows Authentication allows login to Mimecast without entering a password.
- Email Security - MX - Single Sign-On: Single Sign-On to the Mimecast applications.
- Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) Authentication: Same and Single Sign-On access outside the organization.
- Two-Step Authentication Overview: Learn more about our native Two-Step Authentication.
- Configuring Outbound SMTP Authentication for On-Premise Devices and Application Servers: Outlines how to configure on-premise devices and application servers to send outbound mail.
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