Enterprise SSO
Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) Solution
Activate a one-click login experience with enterprise SSO. Enforce strong access permissions for trusted devices and secure browsers.
Activate a one-click login experience with enterprise SSO. Enforce strong access permissions for trusted devices and secure browsers.
Continuously verify every access request with Zero Trust—no matter where you are or on what device. Elevate security through Conditional SSO by dynamically assessing real-time factors. Together, build a bulletproof, adaptive security environment to realize the full potential of secure, seamless access across all your assets.
Simplify complexities
Effortlessly manage and secure access to on-prem and cloud apps. Simplify authentication and streamline data access. Free up your IT team to focus on key tasks. Give your users control with a secure, context-driven login experience.
Eliminate password fatigue
Centralize identities to streamline logins across platforms. Secure authentication, reducing forgotten passwords and resets. Set context-based access rules to ensure privacy compliance. Enhance security through real-time identity verification for seamless, protected access.
Reinforce security and privacy
Protect users from credential theft, unauthorized access, phishing, and malware infections. Use SAML protocols for secure and streamlined authentication across platforms and safe web browsing. Set user-specific app permissions and restrict access to a select few browsers and versions.
Create seamless access policies based on risk factors like device signals, browser types, and device postures. Optimize user access across Device Trust-based SSO to maximize security. Enable one-click login access to work apps.
Manage and safeguard access to critical data and applications with an intelligent, integrated independent SSO solution. Validate OTP through step-up MFA. Use third-party authenticator apps within a secure digital environment.
Seamlessly connect with top-tier identity providers like Ping One, AWS, Okta, Microsoft Entra (formerly Azure AD), and Google Workspace. Streamline user importation with seamless integration. Eliminate the need to create directories or manage identities manually.
Eliminate identity sprawl by centralizing and managing all your identities from a single control plane. OneIdP's conditional SSO configurations, which support SAML, OIDC, Auth0, and more. Achieve the right balance of security and user experience.
Allow your users to sign in with a single set of credentials.
Create authentication flows for unmanaged devices with your preferred authenticator app.
Generate T-OTP sent to the user's email - Go passwordless - in minutes.
No needless redirects that confuse users and cause friction - reliable MFA to keep identities secure.
Yes, SSO enhances security by centralizing authentication and reducing password sprawl. It supports features like MFA, adaptive authentication, and encryption to protect user data. By minimizing reliance on multiple passwords, it reduces phishing risks. However, enterprises must implement strong password policies and monitor for unusual activity to prevent vulnerabilities.
SSO can create a single point of failure; if credentials are compromised, multiple systems are at risk. Initial setup and integration with diverse systems, especially legacy applications, can be complex. Organizations must also ensure compliance with security regulations and adapt SSO to unique workflows.
Yes, SSO integrates with legacy and custom applications using reverse proxies, custom connectors, or APIs. Tools like miniOrange provide solutions to enable SSO for systems without native support for protocols like SAML or OIDC. This allows seamless authentication without extensive modifications to existing infrastructure.
Enterprises can enhance SSO security by implementing MFA, monitoring login behaviors with adaptive authentication, and enforcing session timeouts. Regularly auditing access privileges, employing IP whitelisting, and securing endpoints also strengthen defenses. Educating users on best practices ensures they don’t compromise system integrity through weak credentials.
SSO offers two main deployment options: cloud-based and on-premise. Cloud solutions are scalable and require minimal maintenance, while on-premise setups provide greater control and data residency. Organizations can choose hybrid deployments for flexibility, ensuring seamless integration with existing infrastructure and meeting specific compliance or operational needs.