Cloudi-Fi now enables greater flexibility and control over administrator security through Custom Password Policies. You can define unique password rules for different admin profiles, allowing for role-based security that adapts to your organizational needs.
Key Features
With custom admin password policies, you can now configure:
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Password complexity requirements
(e.g., length, character types, history) -
Expiration rules
Set periodic password change intervals -
Role-specific policies
Apply different rules depending on admin responsibilities -
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Enforce stronger authentication for sensitive roles
Prerequisites
Before configuring password policies, make sure you have:
- Access to the Cloudi-Fi admin console
- Edit Administrator Management rights
Default Password Policy
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Navigate to: Administrators > Policies
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A default policy is automatically created and applies to all administrators, unless overridden by a profile-specific policy.
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You can click on the default policy to:
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View current settings
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Edit complexity, expiration, and role-based requirements
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Save changes for future enforcement (applied at the next password renewal)
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Changes to the default policy take effect the next time an administrator resets or updates their password.
Admin-Profile Specific Policies
For enhanced security, you can create targeted policies for admin profiles handling sensitive tasks (e.g., user data access, network configuration).
How to Create a Profile-Specific Policy
- Go to Administrators > Policies
- Click Add New Policy
- Configure the following:
Basic Information:
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Name – Provide a clear and descriptive name (e.g., Sensitive Data Admin Policy)
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Description (optional) – Add notes or context for future reference
Apply To:
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Select Admin Profile(s) – Choose the specific admin profile(s) this policy applies to
Policy Settings:
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Password Length – Minimum required characters
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Character Requirements:
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Alphabetical (A–Z, a–z)
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Uppercase and Lowercase
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Digits (0–9)
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Special Characters (!, @, #, etc.)
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Password History:
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Must differ from the last password
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Number of previous passwords to remember
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Expiration – Set the password validity duration (e.g., 60 or 90 days)
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Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) – Enforce for high-risk profiles
Important: When 2FA is enabled for a profile, each administrator in that profile must register
a phone number in their account settings. OTPs will be sent to this number during login.
- Save the policy
All admins in the selected profile(s) will follow this new rule starting with their next password change.
Need Help?
If you're unsure how to configure a policy or would like a security audit of your admin setup, please contact support.