Our Customers’ Digital Journey
We had a big announcement today here at OneLogin, Airbus has become our newest global customer to join the OneLogin family.
What to look for in Multi-factor Authentication
OneLogin Protect is a rethink of what Multi-factor Authentication should be. It’s the MFA we’ve always wanted to use ourselves.
What is SCIM?
System for Cross-Domain Identity Management, may sound like something from a dystopian science fiction novel, SCIM is simple and easy to use.
Answers to Your Top 3 Questions About Adaptive Authentication
We released our machine learning technology to identify high-risk logins that require multifactor authentication.
1 simple step to comply with EUDPD, GDPR, and other regulations
New feature enables customers to require users to agree to terms and conditions before logging into the portal.
Configuring Multi-Account AWS Access – Video Guide
Our AWS integration gives admins the ability to have full control and visibility of their end-users privileges and improve productivity.
Introducing OneLogin Adaptive Authentication and Push MFA
Many MFA tools aren’t very good at measuring the risk of a login attempt. OneLogin solves this with Adaptive Authentication.
OneLogin comes to Microsoft Edge, the up-and-coming browser of the enterprise
OneLogin is the first identity and access management (IAM) vendor to fully support Microsoft Edge, Microsoft’s new flagship browser.
How OneLogin is bridging cloud and on-premise directories
Some of our customers, prefer to keep their existing on-prem user stores and use OneLogin to simplify management of their user identities.
How to build your app portfolio in OneLogin: Introducing the new Dynamic App Catalog
The OneLogin Dynamic App Catalog enables users to quickly and easily add apps to their OneLogin Portal using the OneLogin browser extension.
OneLogin Desktop: now secure ALL your laptops
Prevent your users from using weak passwords that can be easily cracked on their desktop machines: use OneLogin Desktop.
The Death Star: A Lesson in CyberSecurity
It's safe to say that the imperials are not employing the best security practices. What can we learn from their mistakes about security?