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Single Sign-On
One secure front door to every application — cloud, on-premises and hybrid — with federation, identity brokering and adaptive, policy-based access controls behind it.
The challenge
Why this one is hard.
Password fatigue is a security problem, not just an annoyance. Users asked to remember a dozen application passwords reuse them, write them down, or choose variations an attacker can guess from one breach.
Identity sprawl makes it worse. When each application keeps its own user list, nobody can answer the two questions that matter during an incident: who has access to what, and has that access been revoked yet?
What changes
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| A dozen passwords per user, reused and written down. | One strong sign-in, with the password removed entirely where you want it to be. |
| Each application keeps its own user list. | One identity, one place to grant access and one place to revoke it. |
| Leavers keep access until somebody remembers. | Deprovisioning flows from the HR system automatically. |
How it works
Four steps from decision to evidence.
01
Federate
Connect applications over SAML, OAuth 2.0 or OpenID Connect, with the platform acting as the identity provider.
02
Broker
Where you already run Azure AD, ADFS or Google as an identity provider, the platform brokers to them instead of replacing them.
03
Apply policy
Adaptive, risk-aware rules decide whether a session passes through, is stepped up, or is refused.
04
Govern
Access is granted and revoked through identity lifecycle automation rather than by hand.
Capabilities
What you get.
- Simplify access across cloud, on-premises and hybrid applications
- Identity federation and SSO with SAML, OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
- Acts as an identity broker — connect to Azure AD, ADFS and Google
- Social login support (Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Apple)
- Secure access portal for employees, partners, vendors and customers
- Adaptive, policy-based and risk-aware access controls
Supported
- Protocols
- SAML 2.0 · OAuth 2.0 · OpenID Connect · WS-Federation
- Brokered IdPs
- Azure AD / Entra ID · ADFS · Google Workspace
- Applications
- Microsoft 365 · mail · cloud SaaS · legacy on-premise apps
- User types
- Employees · partners · vendors · customers
Questions
What buyers ask about this.
If yours is not here, our team will answer it directly.
Ask usOnly if you want it to. The platform can act as an identity broker in front of Entra ID, ADFS or Google, which lets you add adaptive MFA and privileged access management without unpicking an SSO deployment you have already paid for.
Yes. The secure access portal supports employees, partners, vendors and customers, each governed by its own policy set, so a contractor is not held to the same rules as an employee — or given the same reach.
Legacy applications that support none of the standard protocols are integrated through our REST API or, where appropriate, through password vaulting so the user never sees the credential.
See this working on your own systems.
Bring the system you are worried about and we will show you exactly how this control would be applied to it.