Eliminate weak passwords and security risks. Connect OneIdP federated access management with your Identity Provider and enable secure authentication across your organization.
Identity Federation allows you to use your existing Identity Provider (IdP) for authentication instead of creating new user passwords.
Users can continue using their existing credentials without the hassle of creating new passwords or managing additional login information.
By authenticating through your established Identity Provider (IdP), users benefit from enhanced security protocols and centralized security policies that are already in place.
Employees get a streamlined login process with single sign-on capabilities, allowing them to access all their applications with just one click.
Users can continue using their existing credentials without the hassle of creating new passwords or managing additional login information.
By authenticating through your established Identity Provider (IdP), users benefit from enhanced security protocols and centralized security policies that are already in place.
Employees get a streamlined login process with single sign-on capabilities, allowing them to access all their applications with just one click.
Configure your chosen Identity Provider (IdP) like Google LDAP, Okta, or PingOne.
Import your users into Scalefusion OneIdP.
Enable Federation Mode for authorization.
Allow users to log in with their existing IdP credentials.
Let OneIdP control access based on your configured policies.
Love your existing Identity Provider? Sit tight. Integrate OneIdP with Google LDAP, Okta, PingOne, Microsoft Entra, and SAML-based IdPs.
Take the complexity out of Zero Trust with adaptive federated identity management. Effortlessly secure access to your critical resources by applying real-time, context-aware controls—no extra hassle, just smarter protection.
Grant access only to compliant and trusted devices.
Restrict logins based on country or region.
Detect and block suspicious login attempts automatically.
Enforce time-restricted access for critical applications.
Combine adaptive authentication with SSO & MFA for maximum security.
Features
Traditional IdPs
Scalefusion OneIdP
Federated Identity
Traditional IdPs
Limited
Traditional IdPs may offer identity federation but often require extensive configuration, additional costs, or third-party tools to achieve similar functionality.
Scalefusion OneIdP
Yes
OneIdP supports identity federation, enabling seamless authentication across multiple domains and services without requiring multiple credentials. It integrates with various identity providers to provide a unified authentication experience.
SSO for All Apps
Traditional IdPs
Not always
Traditional IdPs may support SSO but often require custom configurations and may not cover all applications, leading to inconsistent access experiences.
Scalefusion OneIdP
Yes (All SAML-based apps)
OneIdP supports all SAML-based applications, ensuring seamless single sign-on (SSO) across cloud and on-premise applications without additional integrations.
Conditional Access
Traditional IdPs
Basic
Traditional IdPs generally offer limited conditional access policies, often focusing only on user credentials without device risk assessments.
Scalefusion OneIdP
Device & risk-based
OneIdP implements device-based and risk-based conditional access, ensuring that users can only access resources when their devices meet security policies. It considers factors like device compliance, location, and user risk levels.
Zero-Trust Security
Traditional IdPs
Limited
Traditional IdPs may provide MFA but often lack risk-based authentication, making them more vulnerable to modern cyber threats.
Scalefusion OneIdP
MFA, RBA
OneIdP enforces Zero-Trust principles using OTP-based Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Risk-Based Authentication (RBA), ensuring strict verification before granting access.
UEM-Driven Access
Traditional IdPs
No
Traditional IdPs lack native UEM integration, requiring third-party tools or manual enforcement of device-based policies.
Scalefusion OneIdP
Integrated
OneIdP seamlessly integrates with Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solutions like Scalefusion, ensuring access is granted based on device compliance and security policies.
User Import & Migration
Traditional IdPs
Manual & Complex
Traditional IdPs often require manual user provisioning and complex migration processes, increasing administrative overhead.
Scalefusion OneIdP
Seamless (Google LDAP, Okta, etc.)
OneIdP simplifies user import and migration by integrating with platforms like Google LDAP, Okta, and others, reducing manual effort and ensuring a smooth transition.
Cost Efficiency
Traditional IdPs
Expensive
Traditional IdPs often come with high licensing costs, additional infrastructure requirements, and ongoing maintenance expenses.
Scalefusion OneIdP
Lower TCO
OneIdP reduces costs by eliminating additional infrastructure, minimizing IT overhead, and providing built-in integrations, making IAM management more affordable.
Reduce phishing risks by eliminating password dependencies.
Enforce MFA for an additional security layer on user logins.
Set role-based access policies for different user groups.
Gain full visibility into authentication activity for compliance.
Ensure secure, tamper-proof identity verification for all users.
One Identity, multiple apps
Pre-Configured SSO templates
Supports all SAML-based applications
Custom SSO policies
Federated identity management is a way to let users access multiple systems or apps with a single set of credentials. A federated identity management system connects different organizations or domains so users can sign in once and get trusted access across all linked services.
SSO (Single Sign-On) is an authentication process that allows a user to enter one set of credentials to access multiple applications. It centralizes authentication but does not inherently establish trust across independent systems. Federated identity creates trust relationships between different security domains or organizations by exchanging metadata, and sharing authentication tokens to validate user identities across those domains.
SAML is the protocol that defines how login and user data get passed between systems. Federation is the bigger idea of linking different identity systems or organizations so users can sign in once and access many services. It relies on trust agreements and standards like SAML to share authentication securely.
