28 docs tagged with "security"

Access Preferences refers to the restrictions that secure the way all users access the system. A user must be an admin user or have the Manage Access Preferences (MANAGEACCESSPREFERENCES) to edit these preferences.

API consumers are an abstraction similar to an OAuth client. The primary purpose of an API consumer is to generate API keys, which are used to authenticate API requests by including them in an apiKey header.

The audit trail capability tracks all activities that have been performed in the Mambu Core Banking system via the UI or API v1 and v2. Audit records are grouped per tenant. You can search and filter through stored events using a simple API or periodically pull batches of events into your own log management software for further analysis.

The complete Audit Trail V2 API documentation can be found here: Audit Trail V2

This guide will help you integrate your Mambu data lake with your AWS environment. For more information on the Mambu data lake, see the Data Lake Overview.

There are two types of authentication available in Mambu, Mambu login and federated authentication.

This guide will enable you to set up Ping Identity (PingID) in Mambu for Single Sign On.

The Single Logout (SLO) feature is an optional part of federated authentication.

Internal controls are settings related to managing risk that you can configure for clients, groups, and loans.

In the Internal Controls section of the Creating a new loan product form, you can set up automatic internal controls for loans, such as the dormancy period or the number of days before locking accounts in arrears.

Mambu allows you to lock and unlock deposit accounts to better manage situations where you need to stop applying interest or fees to them.

Mambu allows you to lock and unlock loan accounts to better manage situations where you need to stop applying interest, fees, or penalties to them.

The application that communicates with a Mambu App may need to be able to do the following to complete requests:

There are two types of authentication available in Mambu, Mambu login and federated authentication.

A permission is the authorization given to users that enables them to view a type of information or to perform an action in Mambu. You can either assign individual permissions to users or you can group permissions by creating a role and then assigning that role to a user.

This article describes profile and password management for users with a Mambu password.

A role is a way to to group permissions and to control other forms of access within Mambu.

Security is a foundational pillar of Mambu Insights. The platform is designed with robust controls to ensure your data is protected and access is managed securely.

Sensitive information, including financial details, usernames, passwords, and personally identifiable information of third parties, needs to be protected. At Mambu, we use the FlowCrypt browser extension as our preferred method for encrypting email communications. If your organization does not use Gmail, please follow the instructions below to set up a compatible GPG solution.

Federated Authentication (FA) enables organizations to manage the identities and the credentials of the users in a centralized way using identity providers (IdPs) such as OneLogin.

A card token is a string of symbols that replaces a payment card number and is used to uniquely identify a payment card.

A user is anyone who accesses and uses Mambu via the UI or the API. Users are assigned permissions which determine the information they can access and the tasks they can perform. Each permission has a name and covers one action or a small subset of action - for example VIEWCLIENTDETAILS. Permissions can be assigned to users either directly or through a role. A role is a way to group permissions and to control other forms of access within Mambu.

This article discusses how to manage users and use the audit trail feature in Mambu Payment Gateway once you already have your first user set up.

Setting up Federated Authentication with Centrify

Setting up Federated Authentication with Google

This guide will walk you through the steps to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) with SAML 2 authentication in Mambu, using JumpCloud as your Identity Provider (IdP).

This article provides instructions on how to set up Microsoft Entra ID (Entra) as an Identity Provider (IdP) for federated authentication.

Setting up federated authentication with Okta