Property reference

glide.zta.default.high_assurance.session.lifespan

The glide.zta.default.high_assurance.session.lifespan property sets the default session lifespan for high assurance logins in minutes. Admins should review this setting to ensure it aligns with their security policies, as the default is 5 minutes and can range from 0 to 30 minutes.

Default
5
Type
integer
Application
Global

Key questions about this property

The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.

What does it do? This property specifies the duration of high assurance sessions upon user login, impacting how long users remain authenticated before needing to re-authenticate.
What area does it affect? Session Management
What does the default mean? The default value is "5", which sets the baseline numeric behavior for this property.
When should you review it? Review this property when adjusting security settings or user authentication policies.

Out of the box property record

Raw metadata from the property record.

Property name glide.zta.default.high_assurance.session.lifespan
Sys ID e0d69cf5432892105b6a887cd9b8f2d6
Type integer
Application Global
Default value 5
Description Zero Trust - High Assurance Default Session lifespan (in mins) upon Login Minimum and maximum value allowed to 0 and 30 respectively
Updated 2024-09-27 09:59:49

Sources

Official references and nearby text excerpts where this property appears.

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... the high assurance session length, after which the end-users should re- authenticate. Default: 10 mins. Note: The value must be between 1 and 480. Default high-assurance session length upon login (glide.zta.default.high_assurance.session.lifespan‎ Specify the duration in minutes for the default high-assurance session length upon user login. Default value: 5 minutes. Note: The property is only applicable for local login. Configure end-user display ...

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