1. Getting Started with Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud for Administrators
  2. Managing EPM Cloud Users and Roles
  3. Setting Password Policies

Setting Password Policies

You have the option to establish up to ten password policies within Identity Cloud Service (IDCS), each designated with a priority. A password policy is assigned to a group, and all users in the group will use that policy. When a user belongs to multiple groups, the password policy with the highest priority is enforced.

When a user is created or modifies their password, Identity Cloud Service validates the provided password against the highest priority password policy applicable to that user, ensuring compliance with the policy criteria:

  • A new user who is not a member of a group will use the default password policy.
  • Similarly, a user belonging to a group without an assigned password policy will also use the default password policy.
  • When a user logs in for the first time to change the password, or resets the password at any time, the password policy is evaluated.

Setting Password Policies Using Oracle Cloud Console (IAM)

  1. Sign into Oracle Cloud Console (IAM) as an Identity Domain Administrator or Security Administrator. See Accessing the Oracle Cloud Console (IAM).
  2. Click Settings under Identity Domain.
  3. Click Password policy.
    The Password Policy page
  4. On Password policy page, click Add.
  5. Enter the Name and Description.
  6. Enter the value for Priority.

    The priority can be any integer between 1 and 10, where 1 is highest priority and 10 is lowest. If there is already a password policy with the priority you choose, that policy moves to the next priority number. For example, if there is a password policy with a priority of 2 and another with a priority of 3, and you create a new policy with a priority of 2, the other policies will have priorities of 3 and 4.

  7. To add one or more groups to the password policy, click Add, select the groups, and then click Add.

    Each group can only have one policy assigned to it.

    • If a user has only one group assigned to them, then the password policy assigned to that group is the password policy assigned to the user.
    • If a user has more than one group assigned to them, then the password policy with the highest priority is the password policy assigned to the user.
  8. Select the type of password policy: Simple, Standard, or Custom.

    If you select Simple or Standard, the criteria for the selected policy are displayed. You can't change the criteria for these policies. If you select Custom, you can customize the criteria.

  9. When you're finished, click Add.