How To: Disable the SecureAuth User Risk Score for a Realm in the New Experience

Version Affected: 9.3 / 19.07+

 

Overview

This article explains how to disable the SecureAuth User Risk score for a specific realm in the New Experience, when using a third-party User Risk Score provider instead. This option is not available in the New Experience GUI, so it must be set directly in a configuration file.

1. In SecureAuth Web.config, switch to Classic Experience.
2. In the Classic Experience console, click Tools, then click Decrypt web.config.
3. Decrypt AnalyzeApi.
4. Back up D:\SecureAuth\AnalyzeApi\web.config.
5. Open the AnalyzeApi web.config file.
6. Search for a key named RiskSwitch_Realm<realm number>_Provider1, where <realm number> is the number of the realm for which you want to disable the SecureAuth User Risk score.
7. If the key exists, change its value to False. If it doesn't exist, add it inside the <appSettings> section:
   

   <add key="RiskSwitch_Realm<realm number>_Provider1" value="False" />

8. Save the file.

The screenshot below shows the added key placed just above the closing </appSettings> tag.

This disables the SecureAuth User Risk score for that realm.

 

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