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Introduction > Logging on and portal security
Logging on and portal security
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Further Information
To access the portal, visit https://admin.websense.net/portal.
The logon process uses cookies where possible. For the best user experience, we recommend that you accept cookies from the Cloud TRITON Manager. If your Web browser is unable to, or is configured not to accept cookies from the portal, an additional screen appears during logon reminding you of the benefits of securing your session.
If the portal cannot use cookies to secure the session, it falls back to ensuring that all requests for the session come from the same IP address. This may cause problems for you if your company has several load-balanced Web proxies, because the portal perceives requests coming from several sources as a security breach. Companies with a single Web proxy or a cooperating Web proxy farm should not be affected.
To avoid problems, we recommend enabling cookies on your Web browsers. To use the portal, your browser must be Javascript-enabled.
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Note 
If you don't have logon credentials for this portal—for example, if you are a customer using TRITON AP-WEB with the Web Hybrid module—you can request credentials through Websense Technical Support. See this knowledgebase article for the details you'll require when making the request.
Supported Web browsers
Refer to the TRITON Mobile Security Getting Started Guide for a list of supported web browsers that you may use to access the Cloud TRITON Manager.
Privacy statement
The portal uses 2 cookies during logon. The first is used to identify whether the user's Web browser is willing to accept and store cookies for the portal; it contains no information. If the first cookie is successfully stored, a second cookie is stored containing temporary information about the session. No personal information is stored in either cookie, and both cookies are used only for the duration of the session.
Idle timeout
For security reasons, if you are logged on to your account and are inactive for 30 minutes, you are automatically logged off. When you next attempt to perform an action, you are asked to log on again.

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