# User Manual - ZTrust V4.2

Introduction to ZTrust

A study by SecureAuth revealed that 53% of individuals utilise identical passwords across various accounts. In these kinds of scenarios, if an unauthorised party gains access to one account, they can potentially exploit the same password to access the user's other accounts. Employing Single Sign-On (SSO) alongside Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can effectively safeguard user accounts and their associated data in such situations.

ZTrust offers integrated Identity and Access Management across various channels, streamlining the user login process. With a single click, users can navigate seamlessly between different applications, without the need to log in separately to each one.

It provides Role Based Access Control (RBAC), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Advanced Password Management, and Brute Force Detection capabilities.

Additionally, it includes features to track or monitor inactive users, password invalidation, real-time data synchronisation, and many more.

## Getting started with ZTrust

### 1. Key Terminologies

Refer to the documentation -[ User Manual - Key Terminologies](/ztrust-documentation/user-manual-ztrust-v4.2/1.-key-terminologies.md)

### 2. Installation

Refer to - [User Manual – Installation](/ztrust-documentation/user-manual-ztrust-v4.2/2.-installation.md)

### 3. Guide to Navigation

Refer to [User Manual - Guide to Navigation](/ztrust-documentation/user-manual-ztrust-v4.2/3.-guide-to-navigation.md) for more details

### 4. Admin Manual

Refer to the documentation - [User Manual - Admin Manual](/ztrust-documentation/user-manual-ztrust-v4.2/4.-admin-manual.md)

### 5. Securing Applications

Refer to the documentation - [Secruing Applications](/ztrust-documentation/user-manual-ztrust-v4.2/5.-securing-applications.md)

## Contact Us

For any inquiries or assistance needed, please contact us at <contact@ztrust.in>.

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