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SLAC Cardinal Key FAQs
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- Where do I go to install SLAC Cardinal Key?
- How do I install SLAC Cardinal Key?
- Why does my SLAC Cardinal Key stop working after two days?
- I have SLAC Cardinal Key on my device. Why am I still being prompted for two-factor authentication?
- What sites are currently using SLAC Cardinal Key?
- How does Cardinal Key protect my computer?
- Why does my SLAC Cardinal Key work in Chrome but not in Firefox?
- Why did my SLAC Cardinal Key stop working in Firefox?
- Can I install SLAC Cardinal Key on a shared device?
- Can I install SLAC Cardinal Key on Android and iOS devices?
- Can I install SLAC Cardinal Key on a personal device?
- How do I uninstall Cardinal Key on a Windows device?
Where do I go to install SLAC Cardinal Key?
- You can install the SLAC Cardinal Key by visiting https://onboard.cloudpath.net/enroll/StanfordUniversity/CardinalKeySLAC/
How do I install SLAC Cardinal Key?
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?
- How to enable Cardinal Key for Firefox Version 72 or Greater on Windows 10
- How to enable Cardinal Key for Firefox Version 75+ on macOS
Why did my SLAC Cardinal Key stop working in Firefox?
- Make sure Firefox doesn't have the following authentication decision saved:
- Open the Firefox Preferences by navigating to Firefox> Preferences > Privacy & Security > View Certificates > Authentication Decisions.
- In the "These certificates are used to identify you to websites" window, select the line that shows login.stanford.edu and Send no client certificate.
- Click Delete.
- Click OK.
Can I install SLAC Cardinal Key on a shared device?
- Shared and virtual machines are not supported
Can I install SLAC Cardinal Key on Android and iOS devices?
- iOS support is under development. Android and Linux support will come in future rollouts.
Can I install SLAC Cardinal Key on a personal device?
- Machines that are not centrally managed are not supported.