Action summary
This article explains the procedure for creating and editing Access Policy Groups for administrators who perform initial setup and operational management of Access Control.
Notes
- The content of this article is based on product specifications as of August 2026 and may change without notice.
- Global administrator privileges for Access Control are required to view actual screens or make configuration changes.
- For instructions on how to access the Administration, please refer to the following article.
How to Access the Access Control Administration - Changes take effect immediately, but will be applied to user access control from the next login onward.
Procedure
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In the Access Control Administration, go to the left menu and select [Access Control] – [Access Policy Groups].
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Click [Add] in the upper right of the screen, or select one of the existing Access Policy Groups.
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Enter or edit each field, then click [Save] or [Save Changes] in the lower right of the screen.
* For descriptions of each field, please refer to the Fields (Basic Settings) section below.
Next steps
Assign Access Policy Groups to users.
* If Access Policy Groups have already been assigned, no further action is required.
For assignment procedures, please refer to the following article.
Assigning Access Policy Groups to Users in Access Control
Fields (Basic Settings)
The displayed fields may vary depending on your contract.
For details about Access Policy Templates, please refer to the following article.
Creating and Editing New Access Policy Templates in Access Control
| Name | Description | Notes |
| Display Name | Name of the Access Policy Group | Up to 256 characters can be set. |
| Cookie lifespan | If [Remember this login] is checked on the login screen: The period during which the login state is maintained by cookies in the browser | Except when the user logs out themselves, the login state will be maintained within the set period even if the browser is restarted. * Can be set up to a maximum of 9,600 hours. If left blank, logging out will occur when the browser is closed. * The period for maintaining the login state by authentication cookies applies only between the browser and Access Control. If the connected service manages its own session, the Access Control login screen may be displayed even within the cookie lifespan if the service session expires. |
| If [Remember this login] is not checked or not displayed on the login screen: The maximum session duration for user login | If a single page is kept open beyond the set time, the user will need to log in again when navigating to another page. * If [Remember this login] is not checked or not displayed, logging out will occur when the browser is closed. |
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| Condition to allow access |
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| Condition to allow legacy authentication |
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Displayed only when integrated with Microsoft 365. |
Fields (OTP Settings)
| Name | Description | Notes |
| Skip OTP authentication |
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| Condition to change OTP secret |
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If both [Condition to change OTP notification email] and this condition are set to [Never allow], the [OTP Settings] menu will not be displayed on the user screen. |
| Condition to change OTP notification email |
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If both [Condition to change OTP secret] and this condition are set to [Never allow], the [OTP Settings] menu will not be displayed on the user screen. |
Fields (Device Certificate Settings)
| Name | Description | Notes |
| Condition to allow users to view their own Device Certificates |
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If access is not allowed, the "Device Certificates" menu will not be displayed in the upper right of the user portal. |
| Condition to allow users to revoke Device Certificates |
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This feature requires permission for [Condition to allow users to view their own Device Certificates]. |
Fields (Secure Browser Settings)
| Name | Description | Notes |
| Condition to access the secure browser control panel |
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| Condition to allow access to the unread mail check settings screen |
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| Automatically authenticate |
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The default setting can be checked at [Domain Settings] – [Secure Browser Settings] – [General] – [Automatically authenticate]. For the procedure to manually authenticate devices when disabled, please refer to the following article. Device Authentication for Secure Browser |
Fields (Allowed services)
In the Access Control Administration, go to [System] – [Connected Services] to configure whether to allow access to integrated services.
You can control access for each integrated cloud service.
To allow access, enable the [Allow] switch and specify [Condition to allow access] and [Skip OTP authentication] for each service.
| Name | Description | Notes |
| Condition to allow access |
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Set the conditions to allow access for each integrated cloud service. |
| Skip OTP authentication |
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Set the conditions for requiring OTP for each integrated cloud service. |
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