Implement Zero Trust Access Solution with OneIdP
The only contextual access platform built on UEM for a fully secure Zero Trust ecosystem. Scalefusion OneIdP enforces conditional access by leveraging UEM-driven Zero Trust policies to ensure that only compliant, managed devices can have access to corporate emails and work apps.
Most Zero Trust Access (ZTA) solutions focus only on user authentication but lack visibility into device posture, making it difficult to differentiate between managed and unmanaged devices. This gap lets even untrusted devices access corporate resources, putting security at risk.
UEM-driven ZTA enforces device management compliance checks to ensure only secure, trusted devices access corporate assets. With an in-built UEM integration, Scalefusion OneIdP enhances security understanding—ensuring effortless, native enforcement of Zero Trust Access policies.
Unified device and identity validation
Combine user authentication with real-time device validation. UEM-driven Zero Trust Access Solution cross-verifies both identity and device posture, ensuring access is granted only when both meet security standards.
Continuous access
evaluation
Enforce adaptive access policies with ongoing device monitoring. Access permissions are dynamically adjusted based on real-time device compliance checks.
Tight integration across endpoints
Extend Zero Trust policies to all device types—corporate-owned, BYOD, and hybrid environments. UEM-driven access ensures consistent policy enforcement across diverse platforms and operating systems.
Validate user access and extend the ability to sign into corporate apps and emails with a single set of credentials.
Control access via device management status
OTP-based authentication for unmanaged devices
Apply per-app access conditions to specific users
Grant access based on context and device compliance signals. Your users can log in securely with identity provider credentials for seamless, policy-driven authentication. No need for local passwords.
Access based on location, IP, Wi-Fi, date and time
Login with IdP credentials
Configure compliance check frequency
Temporarily elevate your users’ device access privileges to the administrator. Set automatic revocation of privileges and eliminate the risk of shadow IT.
Avoid sharing device admin credentials
Enable admin privileges for quick actions
Track actions with detailed logs
Centralize user management with powerful external directory integrations and automated sync capabilities. Enhance security with customizable password policies and federated authentication for local ADs.
Get federated authentication for local ADs or integrate with third-party directory services
Set password complexities based on the requirements
Get built-in directory service to create identities for your users
Control access from unmanaged devices by enforcing OTP-based multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Restrict access to corporate emails only through UEM-managed devices
Every login is verified, regardless of
- User location
- IP address
- Network
- UEM compliance
Contextual access control that adjusts access based on real-time contextual factors
SSO authentication and simplified login experience with custom password policies
Device-aware authentication
Access to corporate data from unmanaged devices
Exposure to corporate emails from unsecured networks and devices
Use of corporate apps on untrusted devices resulting in security vulnerabilities
Static authentication rules limited to specific environments
Too many password reset and access requests
Limited device aware signals
Scalefusion OneIdP Zero Trust Access Architecture ensures secure authentication, authorization, and access control by integrating with leading Identity Providers (IdPs) and leveraging UEM compliance signals.
The architecture follows a structured approach: Authentication validates user credentials through IdP integration, Authorization enforces device authentication by assessing conditions like management status, network, and location, and Access enables Conditional SSO by granting application access based on real-time context-aware signals, UEM compliance, and MFA enforcement.
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Read storyScalefusion OneIdP empowers organizations to create custom access policies that balance security and flexibility. Whether enforcing strict access through managed devices or offering secure options for unmanaged endpoints, Scalefusion adapts to your business needs.
Policy: Work Email access restricted to Scalefusion UEM-managed devices.
Paul, an Acme Corporation employee, needs to access his work email from public PC while traveling.
Because this device is not managed by Scalefusion UEM, he is unable to log in, ensuring strict compliance with Acme Corp’s security policies.
Policy: Secure email access from unmanaged devices with enhanced authentication.
Tony, a OnPlex Inc employee, is traveling and needs to check his work email from a public PC.
OnePlex Inc’s policy prompts Tony to enter an OTP sent to his Scalefusion-managed device or a verified third-party authenticator, ensuring secure access even from an unmanaged device.
Zero Trust is a security framework designed to protect identities, infrastructure, and data in modern multi-cloud networks. It operates on the principle of “never trust, always verify,” meaning no user or device is implicitly trusted, even inside the network. Unlike traditional models that focus on network perimeters, Zero Trust enforces security policies for every connection between users, devices, applications, and data.
Zero Trust Application Access (ZTAA) is a key component of the Zero trust access solution, focusing on securing application-level access. It ensures that users, devices, and applications are continuously authenticated and authorized based on identity and context. ZTAA eliminates traditional perimeter security, providing granular access control and reducing risks like lateral movement and insider threats.
Zero Trust Application Access (ZTAA) enhances security by continuously verifying users, devices, and applications. It offers granular access control, ensuring users can only access necessary applications based on their role and context. ZTAA also reduces the attack surface by protecting applications from direct exposure to the internet.
Zero Trust authentication ensures secure access by verifying every user, device, and connection, regardless of location. It operates on a “never trust, always verify” principle, requiring continuous authentication and strict access controls to protect sensitive data.
Core components include identity verification, device security, least-privilege access, continuous monitoring, micro-segmentation, and robust policy enforcement across users, devices, and applications.
Yes, Zero Trust solutions are designed to integrate with existing IT infrastructure. They work with tools like identity management systems, endpoint security platforms, and network security solutions, enhancing security without disrupting workflows.
