SSPR Insights | Sumble

What is SSPR?

SSPR stands for Self-Service Password Reset. It's a technology that allows users to reset their passwords without requiring assistance from IT support or a help desk. Users typically verify their identity through pre-configured security questions, email verification, or phone verification before being allowed to reset their password. This reduces IT support tickets and improves user convenience.

Find organizations using SSPR on Sumble →

What other technologies are related to SSPR?

SSPR Complementary Technologies

Azure MFA

Azure MFA can be used to enhance the security of SSPR by requiring a second factor of authentication during the password reset process.

mentioned alongside SSPR in 5% (67) of relevant job posts

MFA

Multi-Factor Authentication adds a layer of security to SSPR by requiring users to verify their identity through multiple methods.

mentioned alongside SSPR in 1% (161) of relevant job posts

Conditional Access

Conditional Access policies can be used to control when and how users are allowed to reset their passwords using SSPR, based on factors like location, device, and network.

mentioned alongside SSPR in 1% (60) of relevant job posts