To increase security, the Create New Account self-registration task sends an email to users when they register. The email requires users to confirm their registration and validate their email address by clicking a link to complete the registration process.
The self-registration task also includes the following additional security features:
Indicates how secure a self-registered user password is.
The user enters a password and immediately sees one of the following password levels displayed on screen:
Very Weak
Weak
Better
Medium
Strong
Strongest
Self-registration can use Google reCaptcha to prevent malicious attacks from automated "bots." When you add the Captcha control to a self registration task, users prove that they are not screen reader programs by typing distorted words or numbers into a verification field.
The following screen shows the Captcha control.

Important! In its default configuration, self-registration uses the reCaptcha service from Google, to discourage abuse of self-registration by automated bots. We cannot guarantee that Google will continue to provide the reCaptcha service in its current form; changes by Google may result in self-registration becoming nonfunctional. You can reconfigure self-registration to function without reCaptcha.
Administrators complete the following high level steps to configure self-registration with email confirmation:
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