| Question | Answer | 
| What is your metadata endpoint? | |
| Do you support Just In Time (JIT) provisioning? | Yes, you can read more about JIT Provisioning here. | 
| What happens to my existing 2FA and password? | Your 2FA and password settings will be deleted, and you'll only be able to log in with SSO when you're migrated. The SSO provider is expected to handle 2FA. | 
| Do you support SAML and password login? | No, once a user is SAML enabled, they won't be able to log in with their password. | 
| Is SAML configurable on a per-user basis? | No, all users belonging to a SAML-enabled domain will be required to use SAML authentication. | 
| Do you support custom session times? | Yes, HackerOne will respect the SessionNotOnOrAfter attribute if provided during authentication. This will allow you to customize the length of the session up to an upper bound of 2 weeks. If you provide this value, it'll be the source of truth and the remember me will be ignored. | 
| Do you support Single Logout? | No, we don't support single logout at this time. | 
| What happens to users on my team that don't belong to our claimed domain? | Turning on SSO will only affect users of the claimed domain. Any users that are using e-mail addresses on other domains will not be affected. | 
| What is your NameID format? | 
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| What is your Entity ID? | hackerone.com | 
| What is your ACS URL? | |
| What are your attribute fields? | 
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| Do you support IDP or SP-initiated login? | We support both IDP and SP-initiated login. | 
| What SAML bindings do you support? | We support POST binding. | 
| What is the session length? | The default session length is 1 hour, but extendable while the user is active. If the user sets "Remember Me" the session will be active for 2 weeks. | 
SSO via SAML FAQs
Organizations: FAQs about SSO via SAML
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