During the SSO setup process, you can can choose to add additional SAML claims to your configuration - these will be used to create learner attributes. There are many benefits for taking the time to set this up:
These attributes are used to enrich the learner's profile
They are visible in the Platform's Progress Report and Assignment Progress report can be used to do custom filtering
Attributes can also be used to create assignments targeted to different groups of learners
Note: Once SSO is enabled, you will be unable to manually edit the fields in the learner's profile because the SAML assertion writes these fields with each login. This supports changes dynamically (e.g., when you have a new manager or job role).
Below you will find a list of supported SAML Claims and how those attributes are displayed on the Platform. These will need to be added as additional attribute claims in your IdP's settings.
Security Journey | SAML Claims |
business_unit | business_unit |
department_number | department_number |
managers_name | *managers_name |
managers_email | managers_email |
security_champion | security_champion |
employee_number | employee_number |
team | team |
*Microsoft Azure has some limitations when trying to send Manager's name
Claims that appear in the learner's profile:
Security Journey | SAML Claims |
First name | name |
Last name | family_name |
Title | title |
Company | company |
Job Role | job_role |
Country | country |
If you need assistance with the configuration and setup, please reach out to support@securityjourney.com or reach out via our live chat in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.