How to disable the SecureAuth User Risk score in New Experience when using a 3rd Party User Risk Score Provider

Version Affected:  9.3 /19.07+

Description:  

In the New Experience, it's not possible to disable the SecureAuth User Risk score when using an additional 3rd party User risk provider. 

This article will describe the steps needed to disable the SecureAuth User Risk score in New Experience when using a 3rd Party User Risk Score Provider

Cause:  

The option is not available in the GUI

Resolution:  

1. Open SecureAuth Web.config and switch to Classic Experience
2. Click Tools | Decrypt web.config
3. Decrypt AnalyzeApi
4. Take a backup of D:\SecureAuth\AnalyzeApi\web.config
5. Open the web.config
6. Look for 
 <add key="RiskSwitch_Realm3_Provider1"

Where Realm3 is the realm for you wish to disable the SecureAuth User Risk score

7. If it exists, modify it, if it doesn't exist simply add this within the AppSettings section
 <add key="RiskSwitch_Realm3_Provider1" value="False" />
​

8. Save the file

This causes the SecureAuth User Risk score to be disabled for Realm3 (in my example) 

Special Considerations (optional as needed):  

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