Why does my SLAC Cardinal Key stop working after two days?
There is a two-day grace period after the initial installation of the SLAC Cardinal Key. Once the grace period expires, SLAC Cardinal Key will become unusable until the compliance is addressed.
I have SLAC Cardinal Key on my device. Why am I still being prompted for two-factor authentication?
Cardinal Key replaces the need to provide your SUNet ID and password (first-factor). Depending on the system, the frequency may vary, but a second authentication credential (two-factor) is still required by policy.
What sites are currently using SLAC Cardinal Key?
Currently, all Stanford University application that support Single-Sign-On (SSO) recognizes the SLAC Cardinal Key. Since SUNetID SSO is standard at Stanford by policy, it is the enterprise wide authentication method to over 2,600+ university applications.
How does Cardinal Key protect my computer?
Cardinal Key ensures that devices meet SLAC cybersecurity requirements.
The device must be owned by SLAC and have the correct information in the Property Control database regarding custodian, location, etc.
SLAC IT must actively manage the device
The device must be running a current, supported version of its operating system
Disk encryption is required
Crowdstrike must be installed and active
Why does my SLAC Cardinal Key work in Chrome but not in Firefox?