Authentication and authorization

About A Content Security Policy (CSP) is a standard browser security feature that helps protect a website against cross-site scripting (XSS) and other code-injection attacks. It uses an HTTP header to tell browsers which ...

You can add and manage custom domains (alias hostnames) for your Content Hubs or KAF application.

No. By default, Kaltura automatically issues and manages SSL certificates for alias hostnames (custom domains). When you configure a hostname using the Managed option, SSL certificates are: Issued automatically Renewed automat...

About This article introduces the authentication and authorization options available for Content Hubs and legacy Video Portal. It explains how each method works and how they can be combined to manage user access and roles. These o...

Would you like your video portal or LMS (KAF) environment to have a more personalized touch?

This article explains how to connect your Video Portal to a network-level authentication system using header authentication.

You can connect your Content Hubs / legacy Video Portal to your organization’s login system using Single Sign-On (SSO).

This article explains how to connect your Content Hubs or legacy Video Portal to your organization’s LDAP or Active Directory (AD) server.

About  Content Hubs and legacy Video Portal use cookies to manage user login sessions. These cookies determine how long users stay logged in when accessing the site. Login session options Site administrators can...

This guide helps you diagnose and resolve common SAML-related login problems in the Video Portal.

This guide explains how to update an expiring or expired SAML 2.0 Identity Provider (IdP) certificate in the Kaltura video portal.

Authenticating or authorizing MediaSpace users in Kaltura requires creating MediaSpace user accounts that include a MediaSpace Application Role. Only users with a MediaSpace user account and MediaSpace Application Role are able to log into MediaSp...