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Session management is secured through: (1) Token-based sessions (JWT) with cryptographic signing; (2) Short-lived tokens with automatic expiry (15 to 30 minutes inactivity timeout); (3) Forced re-authentication after maximum session duration; (4) Session invalidation on logout; (5) Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite cookie…
Session management is secured through: (1) Token-based sessions (JWT) with cryptographic signing; (2) Short-lived tokens with automatic expiry (15 to 30 minutes inactivity timeout); (3) Forced re-authentication after maximum session duration; (4) Session invalidation on logout; (5) Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite cookie attributes; (6) Protection against session fixation via token regeneration on authentication. Learn more: Empuls Help Centre

What methods are in place to enforce secure session management?

Secure session management is enforced through: (1) Token-based sessions (JWT or equivalent) with short expiry windows; (2) Automatic session timeout…

Does Empuls support Single Sign-On and MFA for secure login?

Empuls supports SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0 SSO, connecting to your existing identity provider and honouring every MFA policy your IT team has configured…